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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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Panorama, a South African journal

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Panorama, a South African journal

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Panorama, a South African journal

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Panorama as a theatrical form

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The original text

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	1988 Cape Town: [[Bo Petersen]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Lulu Gallo]], [[Peter Krummeck]] – dir: [[Ralph Lawson]]. Produced by [[Basil Rubin]] and [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]].		1988 Cape Town: [[Bo Petersen]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Lulu Gallo]], [[Peter Krummeck]] – dir: [[Ralph Lawson]]. Produced by [[Basil Rubin]] and [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]].
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		+	== Performance history abroad ==

	1988 London King’s Head Theatre: Directed by [[Penny Cherns]] with [[Jemma Redgrave]], [[Natasha Williams]], [[Diana Kent]], [[Ken Sharrock]].		1988 London King’s Head Theatre: Directed by [[Penny Cherns]] with [[Jemma Redgrave]], [[Natasha Williams]], [[Diana Kent]], [[Ken Sharrock]].

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 Cape Town: [[Bo Petersen]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Lulu Gallo]], [[Peter Krummeck]] – dir: [[Ralph Lawson]]. Produced by [[Basil Rubin]] and [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]].
-London King’s Head Theatre: Directed by  [[Penny Cherns]] with [[Jemma Redgrave]], [[Natasha Williams]], [[Di Kent]], [[Ken Sharrock]].
+London King’s Head Theatre: Directed by  [[Penny Cherns]] with [[Jemma Redgrave]], [[Natasha Williams]], [[Diana Kent]], [[Ken Sharrock]].
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 Pretoria/JHB: Directed by [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], with [[Lyn Hooker]], [[Susan Coetzer-Opperman]], [[Thoko Ntshinga]], [[Robin Smith]].
-Cape Town: [[Bo Petersen]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Lulu Gallo]], [[Peter Krummeck]] – dir: [[Ralph Lawson]].
+Cape Town: [[Bo Petersen]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Lulu Gallo]], [[Peter Krummeck]] – dir: [[Ralph Lawson]]. Produced by [[Basil Rubin]] and [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]].
 London King’s Head Theatre: Directed by  [[Penny Cherns]] with [[Jemma Redgrave]], [[Natasha Williams]], [[Di Kent]], [[Ken Sharrock]].

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 = '''''[[Panorama]]''''', a South African journal=
-The official title was the '''''[[South African Panorama]]''''' (or ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'') and it was published by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1994. It continued as a privately funded magazine for a few years, now named ''[[African Panorama]]'', then ceased existence in 1998.
+The official title was the ''[[South African Panorama]]'' (or sometimes ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'') and it was published by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1994. It continued as a privately funded magazine for a few years, now named ''[[African Panorama]]'', then ceased existence in 1998.
 For more info, see the entry on '''''[[South African Panorama]]'''''.

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	The official title was the '''''[[South African Panorama]]''''' (or ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'') and it was published by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1994. It continued as a privately funded magazine for a few years, now named ''[[African Panorama]]'', then ceased existence in 1998.		The official title was the '''''[[South African Panorama]]''''' (or ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'') and it was published by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1994. It continued as a privately funded magazine for a few years, now named ''[[African Panorama]]'', then ceased existence in 1998.
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		+	For more info, see the entry on '''''[[South African Panorama]]'''''.

	='''''[[Panorama]]''''', a play (and novel) by [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]] (1945-)=		='''''[[Panorama]]''''', a play (and novel) by [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]] (1945-)=

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 Once again, they would on occasion be part of an evening's entertainment and include narration by a presenter, music and songs, dances, etc.
 ''For more information on the theatrical uses of the term , see the entry on '''[[Diorama]]'''''
 = '''''[[Panorama]]''''', a South African journal=

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	= '''''[[Panorama]]''''', a South African journal=		= '''''[[Panorama]]''''', a South African journal=
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		+	The official title was the ''[[South African Panorama]]'' (or ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'') and it was published by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1980s.
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	='''''[[Panorama]]''''', a play (and novel) by [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]] (1945-)=		='''''[[Panorama]]''''', a play (and novel) by [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]] (1945-)=

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 ==The original text==
 First performed in 1987 and published in ''[[Paradise is Closing Down and Other Plays]]'' by [[Penguin]] on August 31, 1989. Text available in [[Afrikaans]] and in English versions.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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