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−	''[[Shanti]]'' by [[Mthuli Shezi]](Performed September 1973)	+	''[[Shanti]]'' by [[Mthuli Shezi]] (Performed September 1973)

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−	''[[Shanti]]'' by [[Mthuli Shezi]](Performed ~~1972/~~1973)	+	''[[Shanti]]'' by [[Mthuli Shezi]](Performed September 1973)

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−	''[[Shanti]]'' by [[Mthuli Shezi]](Performed 1972)	+	''[[Shanti]]'' by [[Mthuli Shezi]](Performed 1972/1973)

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 [[PET]] was  formed in Lenasia in March 1973, in reaction to the death of [[Mthuli Shezi]] in 1972 and the banning of the [[SASO]] and [[TECON]] executive in 1973. It was led by [[Solly Ismael]] and [[Sadeque Variava]] (editor of the [[PET Newsletter]]).
 The company disintegrated soon after however, when it was closed down by banning order and several of its leaders were arrested and charged with treason.
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-Also known by its acronym [[PET]]. A theatre group which was formed in Lenasia in March 1973, in reaction to the death of [[Mthuli Shezi]] in 1972 and the banning of the [[SASO]] and [[TECON]] executive in 1973. It was one of a number of arts and culture organizations associated with the [[Black Consciousness|Black Consciousness Movement]] in the 1970s-1980s.
+Also known by its acronym [[PET]]. A radical black theatre group, one of a number of arts and culture organizations associated with the [[Black Consciousness|Black Consciousness Movement]] in the 1970s-1980s.
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-[[PET]] was led by **?? [[Solly Ismael]] and [[Sadeque Variava]] (editor of the [[PET Newsletter]]).
+[[PET]] was  formed in Lenasia in March 1973, in reaction to the death of [[Mthuli Shezi]] in 1972 and the banning of the [[SASO]] and [[TECON]] executive in 1973. It was led by [[Solly Ismael]] and [[Sadeque Variava]] (editor of the [[PET Newsletter]]).
+The company disintegrated soon after however, when it was closed down by banning order and several of its leaders were arrested and charged with treason.
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 [[Loren Kruger]], 1999: 144;
 Gosher, 1988

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−	Also known by its acronym [[PET]]. A theatre group which was formed in Lenasia in March 1973, in reaction to the death of [[Mthuli Shezi]] in 1972 and the banning of the [[SASO]] and [[TECON]] executive in 1973.	+	Also known by its acronym [[PET]]. A theatre group which was formed in Lenasia in March 1973, in reaction to the death of [[Mthuli Shezi]] in 1972 and the banning of the [[SASO]] and [[TECON]] executive in 1973. It was one of a number of arts and culture organizations associated with the [[Black Consciousness\|Black Consciousness Movement]] in the 1970s-1980s.

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 == Sources ==
-[[Loren Kruger]], 1999: 144; Gosher, 1988 [TH, JH]]
+[[Loren Kruger]], 1999: 144;
 Biography of Mthuli ka Shezi In [[South African History Online]][http://www.sahistory.org.za/people/mthuli-ka-shezi]