People are Living There - Revision history

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 : A version was made and broadcast by [[SABC]] television, directed by
-[[Douglas Bristow]] with [[Yvonne Bryceland]] (as "Milly"), [[Bill Flynn]] (as "Shorty") and [[Glynn Day]], (as "Don"). This television adaptation followed the play's initial stage success and was part of a period where the [[SABC]] began bringing more local theatrical works to the screen after the introduction of television to South Africa in 1976.
+[[Douglas Bristow]] with [[Yvonne Bryceland]] (as "Milly"), [[Bill Flynn]] (as "Shorty"), [[Jacqui Singer]] (as "Sissy") and [[Glynn Day]], (as "Don"). This television adaptation followed the play's initial stage success and was part of a period where the [[SABC]] began bringing more local theatrical works to the screen after the introduction of television to South Africa in 1976.
 : An [[Afrikaans]] radio adaptation was broadcast as ''[[Daar Leef Mense Daar]]'' by [[RSG]] on 15 November, directed by [[Juanita Swanepoel]], with [[Deidré Wolhuther]] (Milly), [[Johann Nel]], [[Wessel Pretorius]] and [[Hannah Borthwick]].

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	E-mail correspondence from [[Anthony Akerman]], 6 December, 2025.		E-mail correspondence from [[Anthony Akerman]], 6 December, 2025.
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		+	E-mail correspondence from [[Anthony Akerman]], 19 April, 2026.
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		+	https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6344798/

	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography\|ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography\|ESAT Bibliography]]

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-: A version was made [[SABC]] television movie production, directed by
+: A version was made and broadcast by [[SABC]] television, directed by
-[[Douglas Bristow]] with Yvonne Bryceland (as "Milly"), [[Bill Flynn]] (as "Shorty") and [[Glynn Day]], (as "Don"). This television adaptation followed the play's initial stage success and was part of a period where the [[SABC]] began bringing more local theatrical works to the screen after the introduction of television to South Africa in 1976.
+[[Douglas Bristow]] with [[Yvonne Bryceland]] (as "Milly"), [[Bill Flynn]] (as "Shorty") and [[Glynn Day]], (as "Don"). This television adaptation followed the play's initial stage success and was part of a period where the [[SABC]] began bringing more local theatrical works to the screen after the introduction of television to South Africa in 1976.
 : An [[Afrikaans]] radio adaptation was broadcast as ''[[Daar Leef Mense Daar]]'' by [[RSG]] on 15 November, directed by [[Juanita Swanepoel]], with [[Deidré Wolhuther]] (Milly), [[Johann Nel]], [[Wessel Pretorius]] and [[Hannah Borthwick]].

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-/3?: A version was made of the [[Space Theatre]]'s  stage production for broadcast on TV.
+: A version was made [[SABC]] television movie production, directed by
 : An [[Afrikaans]] radio adaptation was broadcast as ''[[Daar Leef Mense Daar]]'' by [[RSG]] on 15 November, directed by [[Juanita Swanepoel]], with [[Deidré Wolhuther]] (Milly), [[Johann Nel]], [[Wessel Pretorius]] and [[Hannah Borthwick]].

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 First performed in Glasgow, Scotland at the Citizens' Theatre in 1967 and first performed in South Africa at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]], Cape Town, by [[CAPAB]] in 1968.
-First published by [[Buren-Uitgewers]] in 1969. Published by [[Oxford University Press]] (1970).
+First published by [[Buren-uitgewers]] in 1969. Published by [[Oxford University Press]] (1970).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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−	'''''People are Living There''''' is a 1960s four-hander play by [[Athol Fugard]].	+	'''''People are Living There''''' is a 1960s four-hander play by [[Athol Fugard]] (1932-2025).

	==The original text==		==The original text==