Peninsula Dramatic Society - Revision history

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 Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].
-Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955, ''[[Street Scene]]'' by Elmer Rice, ''[[A Family Man]]'' by John Galsworthy, George Bernard Shaw's ''[[Arms and the Man]]'', the two Genet plays ''[[The Blacks]]'' and ''[[The Maids]]'' and ''[[The Visit]]'' in February 1963.
+Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955, ''[[Street Scene]]'' by Elmer Rice, ''[[A Family Man]]'' by John Galsworthy (12.12.1951), George Bernard Shaw's ''[[Arms and the Man]]'', the two Genet plays ''[[The Blacks]]'' and ''[[The Maids]]'' and ''[[The Visit]]'' in February 1963.
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 Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].
-Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955, ''[[Street Scene]]'' by Elmer Rice, ''[[A Family Man]]'' by John Galsworthy, George Bernard Shaw's ''[[Arms and the Man]]'' and the two Genet plays ''[[The Blacks]]'' and ''[[The Maids]]''.
+Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955, ''[[Street Scene]]'' by Elmer Rice, ''[[A Family Man]]'' by John Galsworthy, George Bernard Shaw's ''[[Arms and the Man]]'', the two Genet plays ''[[The Blacks]]'' and ''[[The Maids]]'' and ''[[The Visit]]'' in February 1963.
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−	The [[Peninsula Dramatic Society]] (PDS) was a theatre group that existed in Cape Town’s [[District Six]] from 1951 to 1964. The group's penchant for the provocative set it apart from contemporary theatre companies. They selected fare that challenged laws by questioning the numerous tenets of [[Apartheid]]. Another performance group at that time was the [[Trafalgar Players]].	+	The [[Peninsula Dramatic Society]] (PDS) was a theatre group that existed in Cape Town’s [[District Six]] area from 1951 to 1964. The group's penchant for the provocative set it apart from contemporary theatre companies. They selected fare that challenged laws by questioning the numerous tenets of [[Apartheid]]. Another performance group at that time was the [[Trafalgar Players]].

	Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].		Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].

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−	The [[Peninsula Dramatic Society]] (PDS) was a theatre group that existed in ~~the~~ Cape ~~Town area~~ from 1951 to 1964. The group's penchant for the provocative set it apart from contemporary theatre companies. They selected fare that challenged laws by questioning the numerous tenets of [[Apartheid]].	+	The [[Peninsula Dramatic Society]] (PDS) was a theatre group that existed in Cape Town’s [[District Six]] from 1951 to 1964. The group's penchant for the provocative set it apart from contemporary theatre companies. They selected fare that challenged laws by questioning the numerous tenets of [[Apartheid]]. Another performance group at that time was the [[Trafalgar Players]].

	Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].		Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].

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 Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].
-Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955, ''[[Street Scene]]'' by Elmer Rice, ''[[A Family Man]]'' by John Galsworthy, George Bernard Shaw's ''[[Arms and the Man]]'' and the two Genet plays ''[[[The Blacks]]'' and ''[[The Maids]]''.
+Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955, ''[[Street Scene]]'' by Elmer Rice, ''[[A Family Man]]'' by John Galsworthy, George Bernard Shaw's ''[[Arms and the Man]]'' and the two Genet plays ''[[The Blacks]]'' and ''[[The Maids]]''.
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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
		+	Material collected by [[Gladys Thomas\|Gladys]] and [[Albert Thomas]] : photocopies of pages from a scrapbook with reviews and programmes for early productions mostly by the [[Peninsula Dramatic Society]], held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: FLETCHER, Jill]: 2005. 75. 21. 1.

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 == For more information ==
-House, Melanie. "Their Place on the South African Stage: The Peninsula Dramatic Society and the Trafalgar Players." Electronic Thesis or Dissertation. Ohio State University, 2010. OhioLINK Electronic Theses and Dissertations Center. 17 Mar 2016 [https://etd.ohiolink.edu/ap/10?29692788222045::NO:10:P10_ETD_SUBID:72893].
+House, Melanie. "Their Place on the South African Stage: The Peninsula Dramatic Society and the [[Trafalgar Players]]." Electronic Thesis or Dissertation. Ohio State University, 2010. OhioLINK Electronic Theses and Dissertations Center. 17 Mar 2016 [https://etd.ohiolink.edu/ap/10?29692788222045::NO:10:P10_ETD_SUBID:72893].
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-[[The Peninsula Dramatic Society]] (PDS) was a theatre group that existed in the Cape Town area from 1951 to 1964. The group's penchant for the provocative is a penchant that set it apart from contemporary theatre companies. They selected fare that challenged laws by questioning the numerous tenets of [[Apartheid]].
+The [[Peninsula Dramatic Society]] (PDS) was a theatre group that existed in the Cape Town area from 1951 to 1964. The group's penchant for the provocative is a penchant that set it apart from contemporary theatre companies. They selected fare that challenged laws by questioning the numerous tenets of [[Apartheid]].
-Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]], [[Paul Roubaix]].
+Among its members were [[Amelia Pegram]], [[Owen Pegram]], [[Isaac Pfaff]], [[Oscar Pfaff]].
 Among its productions were ''[[The Lower Depths]]'', produced by [[Albert Thomas]] at the Woodstock Town Hall, 2 August 1955.