Oom Bey, My Pa - Revision history

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] the play opened in the Artscape Theatre Centre as part of the [[Suidoosterfees]] in April/May. Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].
+: Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] the play opened in the [[Artscape Theatre Centre]] as part of the [[Suidoosterfees]] in April/May. Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].
 : Produced at the [[Drama Factory]] in Somerset West in July.

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	https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/		https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/
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		+	https://www.litnet.co.za/oom-bey-my-pa-die-stemme-in-henque-heymans-se-kop/

	https://www.netwerk24.com/netwerk24/kunste/feeste/suidoosterfees/resensie-oom-bey-belig-sy-en-sy-gesin-se-pad-van-ondraaglike-spanning-20220503		https://www.netwerk24.com/netwerk24/kunste/feeste/suidoosterfees/resensie-oom-bey-belig-sy-en-sy-gesin-se-pad-van-ondraaglike-spanning-20220503

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 : Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] the play opened in the Artscape Theatre Centre as part of the [[Suidoosterfees]] in April/May. Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].
-: Produced at the [[Drama Factory]] in Somerset West
+: Produced at the [[Drama Factory]] in Somerset West in July.
 : Performed in the [[Japie Krige Hall]], Stellenbosch, in October, as part of the [[Woordfees]] in Stellenbosch.

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	https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/		https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/
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		+	https://www.netwerk24.com/netwerk24/kunste/feeste/suidoosterfees/resensie-oom-bey-belig-sy-en-sy-gesin-se-pad-van-ondraaglike-spanning-20220503

	Personal correspondence from [[Henque Heymans]], 21 June, 2023.		Personal correspondence from [[Henque Heymans]], 21 June, 2023.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] in the [[Japie Krige Hall]] in October, as part of the [[Woordfees]] in Stellenbosch . Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].
+: Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] the play opened in the Artscape Theatre Centre as part of the [[Suidoosterfees]] in April/May. Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].
 ==Sources==

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 ''[[Oom Bey, My Pa]]'' is a play by [[Henque Heymans]] (1985-)
 The play tells the story of Beyers Naudé as seen through the eyes of his youngest child and only daughter, Liesel.[https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/] The text was finalised in 2021 at the [[Jakes Gerwel Stigting]]'s Paulethuis in Somerset-East, where the author had a residency as part of the  [[NATi Jong Sterre]] programme.
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 The play was awarded an [[ATKV Woordveertjie]] in 2022.
 : Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] in the [[Japie Krige Hall]] in October, as part of the [[Woordfees]] in Stellenbosch . Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].
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 Personal correspondence from [[Henque Heymans]], 21 June, 2023.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	Personal correspondence from [[Henque Heymans]], 21 June, 2023.		Personal correspondence from [[Henque Heymans]], 21 June, 2023.
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−	2022: Produced in the [[Japie Krige Hall]] ~~during~~ the [[Woordfees]] in Stellenbosch ~~by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]]~~. Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].	+	2022: Produced by [[Leftfoot Theatre Productions]] in the [[Japie Krige Hall]] in October, as part of the [[Woordfees]] in Stellenbosch . Directed by [[Tara Notcutt]] with [[Ira Blanckenberg]] and [[Robert Hindley]]. Stage managed by [[Amber Fox-Martin]] with designs by [[Tara Notcutt]] and music by [[Robert Hindley]].

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/		https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/
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		+	Personal correspondence from [[Henque Heymans]], 21 June, 2023.

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−	The play tells the story of Beyers Naudé as seen through the eyes of his youngest child and only daughter, Liesel.[https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/]	+	The play tells the story of Beyers Naudé as seen through the eyes of his youngest child and only daughter, Liesel.[https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/oom-bey-my-pa/] The text was finalised in 2021 at the [[Jakes Gerwel Stigting]]'s Paulethuis in Somerset-East, where the author had a residency as part of the [[NATi Jong Sterre]] programme.
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		+	The play was awarded an [[ATKV Woordveertjie]] in 2022.