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(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]]. Published in 1934 (in the collection ''[[Die Ouderling en ander toneelstukke]]'') by ** . Full-length. Cast: mixed.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-First performed by [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Koffiehuis]] in Cape Town opening 25 October 1935 (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]] with [[Renée du Plessis]] in the lead role) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]].
+: First performed by [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Koffiehuis]] in Cape Town opening 25 October 1935 (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]] with [[Renée du Plessis]] in the lead role)
-Presented by [[KRUIK]] Drama opening 3 August 1972 at the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] and 31 August 1972 at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] , directed by [[Suzanne van Wyk|Suzanne van Wijk]], decor by [[Pieter de Swardt]], costumes by [[Eunice Pengelly]]. [[Mavis Lilenstein]] was the stage manager. The cast: [[Annette Engelbrecht]] (Nelie), [[Trudi du Plessis]] (Mina), [[Anna Cloete]] (Mevrou Venter), [[Mees Xteen]] (Hendrik Jooste), [[Roelf Laubscher]] (Oupa), [[Pierre Knoesen]] (Fanie).
+or 1936: Performed  by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]].
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 First performed by [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Koffiehuis]] in Cape Town opening 25 October 1935 (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]] with [[Renée du Plessis]] in the lead role) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]].
-Presented by [[KRUIK]] Drama opening 3 August 1972 at the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] and 31 August 1972 at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] , directed by [[Suzanne van Wijk]], decor by [[Pieter de Swardt]], costumes by [[Eunice Pengelly]]. [[Mavis Lilenstein]] was the stage manager. The cast: [[Annette Engelbrecht]] (Nelie), [[Trudi du Plessis]] (Mina), [[Anna Cloete]] (Mevrou Venter), [[Mees Xteen]] (Hendrik Jooste]], [[Roelf Laubscher]] (Oupa), [[Pierre Knoesen]] (Fanie).
+Presented by [[KRUIK]] Drama opening 3 August 1972 at the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] and 31 August 1972 at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] , directed by [[Suzanne van Wyk|Suzanne van Wijk]], decor by [[Pieter de Swardt]], costumes by [[Eunice Pengelly]]. [[Mavis Lilenstein]] was the stage manager. The cast: [[Annette Engelbrecht]] (Nelie), [[Trudi du Plessis]] (Mina), [[Anna Cloete]] (Mevrou Venter), [[Mees Xteen]] (Hendrik Jooste), [[Roelf Laubscher]] (Oupa), [[Pierre Knoesen]] (Fanie).
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]].
+First performed by [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Koffiehuis]] in Cape Town opening 25 October 1935 (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]] with [[Renée du Plessis]] in the lead role) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]].
-[[Mavis Lilenstein]] was the stage manager for the [[KRUIK]] production of ''Ousus'' in 1972.
+== Sources ==
+''Ousus'' theatre programme, 1972.

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-(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]]. Published in 1934 (in the collection ''[[Die Ouderling en ander toneelstukke]]'') by ** . Full-length. Cast: mixed.
+(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. Full-length. Cast: mixed.
 [[H.A. Fagan|Fagan]] was awarded the [[Hertzogprys|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama in 1935 for ''Die ouderling en ander toneelstukke'' which include ''[[Ouderling]]'', ''Ousus'', ''[[Ruwe Erts]]'' and ''[[Rooibruin Blare]].
-[[Mavis Lilenstein]] for her stage management for: the KRUIK production of Ousus by H.A. Fagan, 1972;
+==Translations and adaptations==
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+Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays|South African Theatre Plays]]
+Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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	[[H.A. Fagan\|Fagan]] was awarded the [[Hertzogprys\|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama in 1935 for ''Die ouderling en ander toneelstukke'' which include ''[[Ouderling]]'', ''Ousus'', ''[[Ruwe Erts]]'' and ''[[Rooibruin Blare]].		[[H.A. Fagan\|Fagan]] was awarded the [[Hertzogprys\|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama in 1935 for ''Die ouderling en ander toneelstukke'' which include ''[[Ouderling]]'', ''Ousus'', ''[[Ruwe Erts]]'' and ''[[Rooibruin Blare]].
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		+	[[Mavis Lilenstein]] for her stage management for: the KRUIK production of Ousus by H.A. Fagan, 1972;

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	(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]]. Published in 1934 (in the collection ''[[Die Ouderling en ander toneelstukke]]'') by ** . Full-length. Cast: mixed.		(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]]. Published in 1934 (in the collection ''[[Die Ouderling en ander toneelstukke]]'') by ** . Full-length. Cast: mixed.

−	[[H.A. Fagan\|Fagan]] was awarded the [[Hertzogprys\|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama in 1935 for ''Die ouderling en ander toneelstukke'' which include ''[[~~Die~~ Ouderling]]'', ''Ousus'', ''[[Ruwe Erts]]'' and ''[[Rooibruin Blare]].	+	[[H.A. Fagan\|Fagan]] was awarded the [[Hertzogprys\|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama in 1935 for ''Die ouderling en ander toneelstukke'' which include ''[[Ouderling]]'', ''Ousus'', ''[[Ruwe Erts]]'' and ''[[Rooibruin Blare]].

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	(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]]. Published in 1934 (in the collection ''[[Die Ouderling en ander toneelstukke]]'') by ** . Full-length. Cast: mixed.		(“Eldest sister”) by [[H.A. Fagan]]. A fine chronicle play in three acts about the crises and sacrifices in the life of Nelie (the “Ousus” of the title). Possibly Fagan’s best work. First performed in 1935 by [[K.A.T.]] in Cape Town (directed by [[Queenie Fagan]]) and in the same year (or 1936) by the [[Volksteater]] (then still called [[Ons Teatertjie]]) in Pretoria, directed by [[Leonie Pienaar]] and [[Neep van der Merwe]]. Published in 1934 (in the collection ''[[Die Ouderling en ander toneelstukke]]'') by ** . Full-length. Cast: mixed.
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		+	Awarded the [[Hertzogprys\|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama, 1936.