Power - Revision history

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 A conceptual work, the play looks at the powerplay within a family and loved ones, couched as a "dinner for two"
-''[[Power]]'' was developed by Bouwer, working with [[Dutch]] and South African students for a rehearsal period of three weeks in terms of a special exchange arrangement between the [[Dutch]] theatre company De Appel in Den Haag and South African institutions. The piece was then first performed at the ''08 Feest'' in Den Haag on 7 June,  2008, as one of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]).
+''[[Power]]'' was developed by Bouwer, working with [[Dutch]] and South African students for a rehearsal period of three weeks in terms of a special exchange arrangement between the [[Dutch]] theatre company De Appel in Den Haag and South African institutions. The piece was then first performed at the ''08 Feest'' in Den Haag on 7 June,  2008, as one of a trilogy of short experimental plays similarly commissioned (the other two were ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]).
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 A conceptual work, the play looks at the powerplay within a family and loved ones, couched as a "dinner for two"
-''[[Power]]'' was developed by Bouwer as part of a special exchange arrangement between the Dutch theeatre company De Appel and South Africa, working with [[Dutch]] and South African students for a rehearsal period of three weeks. The piece was then first performed at the ''08 Feest'' on 7 June,  2008,  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Jaco Bouwer]]).
+''[[Power]]'' was developed by Bouwer, working with [[Dutch]] and South African students for a rehearsal period of three weeks in terms of a special exchange arrangement between the [[Dutch]] theatre company De Appel in Den Haag and South African institutions. The piece was then first performed at the ''08 Feest'' in Den Haag on 7 June,  2008, as one of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 ==The original text==
-''[[Power]]'' was developed by Bouwer, working with Dutch and South African students, and was then first performed at the ''08 Feest'' on 7 June,  2008,  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Jaco Bouwer]]).
+A conceptual work, the play looks at the powerplay within a family and loved ones, couched as a "dinner for two"
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[Power]]'' was  again performed  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]) at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown, the ''[[969 Festival]]'' in Braamfontein and in Cape Town. The cast consisted of [[Bob Schwarze]], [[Hayley Roberts]] and a number of  students.
+: The production of ''[[Power]]'' was  again performed  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]) at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown, the ''[[969 Festival]]'' in Braamfontein and in Cape Town. The cast consisted of [[Bob Schwarze]], [[Hayley Roberts]] and a number of  students.
 ==Sources==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[Power]]'' was  performed  at the [[KKNK]] festival, as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]). Also done in Cape Town, at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown and at the ''[[969 Festival]]'' in Braamfontein. The cast consisted of [[Bob Schwarze]], [[Hayley Roberts]] and a number of  students.
+: ''[[Power]]'' was  again performed  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]]) at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown, the ''[[969 Festival]]'' in Braamfontein and in Cape Town. The cast consisted of [[Bob Schwarze]], [[Hayley Roberts]] and a number of  students.
 ==Sources==

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 ==The original text==
-''[[Insomnia]]'' was developed by Bouwer with first performed at the ''08 Feest'' on 7 June,  2008,  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Power]]'' by [[Jaco Bouwer]]).
+''[[Power]]'' was developed by Bouwer, working with Dutch and South African students, and was then first performed at the ''08 Feest'' on 7 June,  2008,  as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Insomnia]]'' by [[Jaco Bouwer]]).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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		+	''[[Insomnia]]'' was developed by Bouwer with first performed at the ''08 Feest'' on 7 June, 2008, as part of a trilogy of short experimental plays (along with ''[[Guests]]'' by Wannie de Wijn and ''[[Power]]'' by [[Jaco Bouwer]]).

	==Translations and adaptations==		==Translations and adaptations==

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 ==Sources==
-[[Beeld]], 18 June 2008.
+[[Beeld]] Plus, 18 June 2008: p.3.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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