Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society - Revision history

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Pemads Proud Parade/Annual productions

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Productions

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Beginnings

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Pemads Proud Parade/Annual productions

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Pemads Proud Parade/Annual productions

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Sources

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Pemads Proud Parade/Annual productions

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Beginnings

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The PEMADS Little Theatre

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 : [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[The Glass Menagerie]]; [[Allo Allo]]; [[Lend me a Tenor]].
-: [[The Diary of Anne Frank; [[Shock Tactics; [[Stepping Out]].
+: [[The Diary of Anne Frank]]; [[Shock Tactics]]; [[Stepping Out]].
 : [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[Steel Magnolias]]; [[Plastics]]; [[Night of a Thousand Stars]].

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 : [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[Barefoot in the Park]]; [[Pack of Lies]]; [[Aladdin]].
-: [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[84 Charing Cross Road]]; [[There Goes the Bride]]; [[Hello Jerry!]]; [[Robyn Hood]].
+: [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[84 Charing Cross Road]]; [[There Goes the Bride]]; [[Hello Jerry!]]; [[Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood]].
 : [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[Rattle of a Simple Man]]; [[Kennedy's Children]]; [[True Brit!]]; [[The Wizard of Oz]].

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	1947: [[PEMADS]] produced their first musical comedy, ''[[Gipsy Love]]'', produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] (August 12 - 16), with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer. Starring [[Nanette Walker]], [[Daphne Russell]], [[John Farrar]], [[Fred Bryant]], [[Ivy Foster]], [[Harold Davidson]], [[Jan Westenbrugge]] and [[Malcolm Mackay]].		1947: [[PEMADS]] produced their first musical comedy, ''[[Gipsy Love]]'', produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] (August 12 - 16), with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer. Starring [[Nanette Walker]], [[Daphne Russell]], [[John Farrar]], [[Fred Bryant]], [[Ivy Foster]], [[Harold Davidson]], [[Jan Westenbrugge]] and [[Malcolm Mackay]].
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		+	1949: ''[[The Count of Luxembourg]]''

	== [[Pemads]] Proud Parade/Annual productions ==		== [[Pemads]] Proud Parade/Annual productions ==

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 : [[The King and I]]; [[Let Sleeping Wives Lie]]; [[The Rope Dancers]]; [[Peter Pan]]; [[Opening of the Ford Little Theatre]].
-: [[Ira Levin's Death Trap]].
+: [[Deathtrap]].
 : [[Salters One Act Play Festival]]; [[Home]]; [[Crown Matrimonial]]; [[Fools Paradise]]; [[Farewell, Farewell Eugene]].

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 : [[The Prize]]; [[The Government Inspector]]; [[Thoroughly Modern Millie]]; [[You're a Good Man Charlie Brown]].
-: [[Blythe Spirit]]; [[Annie]].
+: [[Blithe Spirit]]; [[Annie]].
 : [[Fawlty Towers]]; [[The Good, the Bad and the Soapie]]; [[Don't Dress For Dinner]]; [[Jack and the Beanstalk]].

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	PEMADS Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Pemadspe		PEMADS Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Pemadspe
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		+	https://www.news24.com/news24/community-newspaper/pe-express/step-into-a-winter-wonderland-pemads-presents-cinderella-the-ice-queens-enchantment-20241203

	Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 : ''[[Goldilocks & The Three Bears Pantomime]]''
-: ''[[Wild & Wicked West End]]''
+: ''[[Wild & Wicked West End]]''; ''[[Cinderella and the Ice Queen's Enchantment]]'' (at [[Centrestage]], Bay West)
 = [[PEMADS]] and [[The Salters Cup]]=

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 : ''[[The Quaker Girl]]'', directed by [[Daphne Mann]].
-: [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]],'' produced by [[Raymond Davidson]] was staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] (May 22 - 24). The business managers and prop-builders were [[Harold Davidson]] and [[Dave Berg]].
+: ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]],'' produced by [[Raymond Davidson]] was staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] (May 22 - 24). The business managers and prop-builders were [[Harold Davidson]] and [[Dave Berg]].
 : [[PEMADS]] produced their first musical comedy, ''[[Gipsy Love]]'', produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] (August 12 - 16), with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer. Starring [[Nanette Walker]], [[Daphne Russell]], [[John Farrar]], [[Fred Bryant]], [[Ivy Foster]], [[Harold Davidson]], [[Jan Westenbrugge]] and [[Malcolm Mackay]].

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 = The [[PEMADS Little Theatre]] =
-For many years, the society operated from the [[Little Theatre]] (formerly [[Loubser Hall]]) located on the corner of Castle Hill and [[Athol Fugard]] Terrace (formerly Belmont Terrance), Central in Gqeberha. However, in March 2024, [[PEMADS]] announced it was vacating the premises, following several acts of vandalism and high incidence of crime in the area.
+For many years, the society operated from the [[Little Theatre]] (formerly [[Loubser Hall]]) located on the corner of Castle Hill and [[Athol Fugard]] Terrace (formerly Belmont Terrance), Central in Gqeberha. However, in March 2024, [[PEMADS]] announced it was vacating the premises, following several acts of vandalism and high incidence of crime in the area, and that it was establishing a partnership with Laerskool Newton Park. Future productions would be staged at the school.
 '''For more information on the venue, see [[Loubser Hall]].'''

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 : [[Iconic Broadway]]; [[Sleeping Beauty]].
-: [[RENT The Musical]]; [[The Rise and Fall of Little Voice]].
+: [[RENT The Musical]]; [[The Rise and Fall of Little Voice]], [[Sinbad The Sailor]].
 : [[Steel Magnolias]]; [[Rapunzel - A Tangled Mess]].
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 : ''[[The Taming of the Shrew]]''
 = [[PEMADS]] and [[The Salters Cup]]=
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 https://www.pemads.co.za/Proud-Parade/
 Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]