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 ''Plastics'' theatre programmes, PACT 1993, CAPAB 1994.
-''The Citizen'', 12 May 1992.
+''[[The Citizen]]'', 12 May 1992.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with **, *** and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]].
-: Presented by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] and at the [[Momentum Theatre]] in 1993, directed by [[Jacqui Singer]] and starring [[Gaby Lomberg]], [[Louise Saint Claire|Louise Saint-Claire]], [[Henrietta Gryffenberg]], and [[Motshabi Tyelele]]. Design by [[Lindy Roberts]], choreography by [[Jeanette Ginslov]], musical/original score by [[Michele Maxwell]].
+: Presented by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] and at the [[Momentum Theatre]] in 1993, directed by [[Jacqui Singer]] and starring [[Gaby Lomberg]], [[Louise Saint Claire|Louise Saint-Claire]], [[Henrietta Gryffenberg]], and [[Motshabi Tyelele]]. Design by [[Lindy Roberts]], choreography by [[Jeanette Ginslow]], musical/original score by [[Michele Maxwell]]. This production was also staged on the Fringe, [[National Arts Festival]].
 : Directed by [[Blaise Koch]], [[Nico Arena]] 5-26 March, with [[Jana van Niekerk]] (Fiona Farquharson), [[Lynita Crofford]] (Hester Olivier), [[Nomkhita Bavuma]] (Maria Maktini), [[Billy Second]] (Caroline Whelton-Smythe). Design by [[Keith Anderson]], costumes by [[Fanie Steenkamp]], music by [[Charl-Johan Lingenfelder]] and lighting by [[Patrick Curtis]].

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 : Presented by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] and at the [[Momentum Theatre]] in 1993, directed by [[Jacqui Singer]] and starring [[Gaby Lomberg]], [[Louise Saint Claire|Louise Saint-Claire]], [[Henrietta Gryffenberg]], and [[Motshabi Tyelele]]. Design by [[Lindy Roberts]], choreography by [[Jeanette Ginslov]], musical/original score by [[Michele Maxwell]].
-: Directed by [[Blaise Koch]], [[Nico Arena]] 5-26 March, with [[Jana van Niekerk]] (Fiona Farquharson), [[Lynita Crofford]] (Hester Olivier), [[Nomkhita Bavuma]] (Maria Maktini), [[Billy Second]] (Caroline Whelton-Smythe). Design by [[Keith Anderson]], costumes by [[Fanie Steenkamp, music by [[Charl-Johan Lingenfelder]] and lighting by [[Patrick Curtis]].
+: Directed by [[Blaise Koch]], [[Nico Arena]] 5-26 March, with [[Jana van Niekerk]] (Fiona Farquharson), [[Lynita Crofford]] (Hester Olivier), [[Nomkhita Bavuma]] (Maria Maktini), [[Billy Second]] (Caroline Whelton-Smythe). Design by [[Keith Anderson]], costumes by [[Fanie Steenkamp]], music by [[Charl-Johan Lingenfelder]] and lighting by [[Patrick Curtis]].
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-by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about the struggle of four Sandton housewives against the onslaught of poverty and finding salvation in Tupperware. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with **, *** and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].
+'''''Plastics''''' is a play by [[Shirley Johnston]] about the struggle of four Sandton housewives against the onslaught of poverty and finding salvation in Tupperware. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991.
-Presented by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] and at the [[Momentum Theatre]] in 1993, directed by [[Jacqui Singer]] and starring [[Gaby Lomberg]], [[Louise Saint Claire|Louise Saint-Claire]], [[Henrietta Gryffenberg]], and [[Motshabi Tyelele]]. Design by [[Lindy Roberts]], choreography by [[Jeanette Ginslov]], musical/original score by [[Michele Maxwell]].
+== The original text ==
-Directed by [[Blaise Koch]], Nico Arena (1994), with [[Jana van Niekerk]], [[Lynita Crofford]], [[Nomkhita Bavuma]], [[Billy Second]].
+==Translations and adaptations==
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-''Plastics'' theatre programme, PACT 1993.
+''Plastics'' theatre programmes, PACT 1993, CAPAB 1994.
 ''The Citizen'', 12 May 1992.
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-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays|South African Theatre Plays]]
+Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
		+	''Plastics'' theatre programme, PACT 1993.
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	''The Citizen'', 12 May 1992.		''The Citizen'', 12 May 1992.

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	by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about the struggle of four Sandton housewives against the onslaught of poverty and finding salvation in Tupperware. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with , * and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].		by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about the struggle of four Sandton housewives against the onslaught of poverty and finding salvation in Tupperware. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with , * and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].
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		+	Presented by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] and at the [[Momentum Theatre]] in 1993, directed by [[Jacqui Singer]] and starring [[Gaby Lomberg]], [[Louise Saint-Claire]], Gryffenberg, and [[Motshabi Tyelele]]. Design by [[Lindy Roberts]], choreography by [[Jeanette Ginslov]], musical/original score by [[Michele Maxwell]].

	Directed by [[Blaise Koch]], Nico Arena (1994), with [[Jana van Niekerk]], [[Lynita Crofford]], [[Nomkhita Bavuma]], [[Billy Second]].		Directed by [[Blaise Koch]], Nico Arena (1994), with [[Jana van Niekerk]], [[Lynita Crofford]], [[Nomkhita Bavuma]], [[Billy Second]].

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−	by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about ~~women~~. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with , * and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].	+	by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about the struggle of four Sandton housewives against the onslaught of poverty and finding salvation in Tupperware. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with , * and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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−	by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about women. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award ~~1992 [and 1993?]~~. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with , ** and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].	+	by [[Shirley Johnston]]. A play about women. [[SACPAC]] Best Playwright Award 1991. Produced in 7 centres around SA, directed by Johnston, with , * and in Adelaide, Australia for [[International Women’s Playwright Festival]]. Published by [[Nas Bib]].
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		+	==Sources==
		+	''The Citizen'', 12 May 1992.