Peter Krummeck - Revision history

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 Among his other writings are the musical ''[[Scathkadie the Sorceress]]'' and his translation of [[P.G. du Plessis]]' ''[[Seer in the Suburbs]]''. His play ''[[Indaba]]'' was first to feature scholars of mixed race. His company, [[ACTS]], pioneered the reconciliation-through-drama process, presenting such work as the Xhosa epic ''[[Ntsikana]]''. But it was ''[[The Passion]]'' that captured national interest: it played 10 seasons to high praise.
-He wrote ''[[The Magical Mysterious Historical Hilarious Comical Computer Show]]'' (1985).
+He wrote ''[[The Commercial Computer Show]]'' (1984), ''[[The Magical Mysterious Historical Hilarious Comical Computer Show]]'' (1985).
 His 1995 teledrama ''[[Dear and Awkward Courage]]'' directed by [[Tamara Semevsky]], was the first work openly to address the gay issue on South African television. A 40-part series, ''[[Red George]]'', based on his great-grandfather's diaries, was broadcast on SAFM.

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		+	[[Walter Greyvenstein\|Greyvenstein, Walter]] 1988. ''The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: Rand Afrikaans University.

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	Among his other writings are the musical ''[[Scathkadie the Sorceress]]'' and his translation of [[P.G. du Plessis]]' ''[[Seer in the Suburbs]]''. His play ''[[Indaba]]'' was first to feature scholars of mixed race. His company, [[ACTS]], pioneered the reconciliation-through-drama process, presenting such work as the Xhosa epic ''[[Ntsikana]]''. But it was ''[[The Passion]]'' that captured national interest: it played 10 seasons to high praise.		Among his other writings are the musical ''[[Scathkadie the Sorceress]]'' and his translation of [[P.G. du Plessis]]' ''[[Seer in the Suburbs]]''. His play ''[[Indaba]]'' was first to feature scholars of mixed race. His company, [[ACTS]], pioneered the reconciliation-through-drama process, presenting such work as the Xhosa epic ''[[Ntsikana]]''. But it was ''[[The Passion]]'' that captured national interest: it played 10 seasons to high praise.
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		+	He wrote ''[[The Magical Mysterious Historical Hilarious Comical Computer Show]]'' (1985).

	His 1995 teledrama ''[[Dear and Awkward Courage]]'' directed by [[Tamara Semevsky]], was the first work openly to address the gay issue on South African television. A 40-part series, ''[[Red George]]'', based on his great-grandfather's diaries, was broadcast on SAFM.		His 1995 teledrama ''[[Dear and Awkward Courage]]'' directed by [[Tamara Semevsky]], was the first work openly to address the gay issue on South African television. A 40-part series, ''[[Red George]]'', based on his great-grandfather's diaries, was broadcast on SAFM.

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 His plays ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' and ''[[iVirgin Boy]]'' toured overseas to critical acclaim. The latter, a play in fourteen scenes (NELM), has as its central character a boy traumatised by male rape. During follow-up counselling, he explores his bisexual nature.
-He unveiled his work, ''[[Red George]]'', at Theatre in The District in Woodstock from August 29 until Saturday, September 9, 2007.
+He unveiled his work, ''[[Red George]]'', at [[Theatre in The District]] in Woodstock from August 29 until Saturday, September 9, 2007.
 His one-man play ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'', which toured South Africa and North America, commemorated the 1st anniversary of 9/11 in Washington DC.

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 == As playwright ==
-Scripted ''[[Ntsikana]]'', wrote ''[[Indaba]]'' ([[NAF]] 1979, directed by [[Esther van Ryswyk]]), ''[[The Oracle]]'' (playscript held by [[NELM]]), ''[[Marlene, a memoir, 1901-2001]]'' (playscript held by [[NELM]]), ''[[Simple Bloody Simon]]'' / ''[[Simple Boy Simon]]''/ , ''[[The Evening of Our Time]]'', ''[[Die Verligtes, of Vrekbosvlakte]]''.
+Scripted ''[[Ntsikana]]'', wrote ''[[Indaba]]'' ([[NAF]] 1979, directed by [[Esther van Ryswyk]]), ''[[The Oracle]]'' (playscript held by [[NELM]]), ''[[Marlene, a memoir, 1901-2001]]'' (playscript held by [[NELM]]), ''[[Simple Bloody Simon]]'', ''[[The Evening of Our Time]]'', ''[[Die Verligtes, of Vrekbosvlakte]]''.
 His plays ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' and ''[[iVirgin Boy]]'' toured overseas to critical acclaim. The latter, a play in fourteen scenes (NELM), has as its central character a boy traumatised by male rape. During follow-up counselling, he explores his bisexual nature.

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 == As director ==
-He directed the world premiere of [[Adam Small]]'s ''[[Kanna Is Coming Home]]'' in 1985 for the [[Baxter Theatre]] and ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' with [[John Carson]] as Becket, ''[[Boy2Man]]'', ''[[Krummeck as Coward]]'', ''[[The Passion]]'' and ''[[A Sleep of Prisoners]]''.
+He directed the world premiere of [[Adam Small]]'s ''[[Kanna Is Coming Home]]'' in 1985 for the [[Baxter Theatre]] and ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' with [[John Carson]] as Becket, ''[[Boy2Man]]'', ''[[Lodestar]]'', ''[[Krummeck as Coward]]'', ''[[The Passion]]'' and ''[[A Sleep of Prisoners]]''.
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 Krummeck regarded ''[[The Passion]]'', ''[[Lodestar]]'' and ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' as career highlights.
-He also wrote two novellas, ''Adam and Luke'', published by [[Junkets Publishers]] 2012.
+He also wrote two novellas, ''Adam van Eden'' and ''According to Luke'', published in the volume ''Adam and Luke'' by [[Junkets Publishers]] 2012.
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 == Sources ==
 Interview with [[Peter Tromp]] published in ''[[Cape Times]]'', 21 August 2007.
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