Queen at the Opera - Revision history

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	A musical production based on the music of British rock band Queen[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29], the production was originally conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]] for performance in Natal.		A musical production based on the music of British rock band Queen[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29], the production was originally conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]] for performance in Natal.

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−	''[[Queen at the Opera]]'' is a musical production by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]].	+	''[[Queen at the Opera]]'' is a musical production by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] (1941-1992) and [[Andrew Botha]].

	'''Though the work is sometimes subtitled ''[[We Will Rock You!]]'', it is not to be confused with the 2006 Ben Elton musical ''[[We Will Rock You]]'''''		'''Though the work is sometimes subtitled ''[[We Will Rock You!]]'', it is not to be confused with the 2006 Ben Elton musical ''[[We Will Rock You]]'''''

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 with the music of British rock band Queen  Conceived
-A musical production based on the music of British rock band Queen[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29][1], originally conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]].
+A musical production based on the music of British rock band Queen[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29], the production was originally conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]] for performance in Natal.
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 : First staged as ''[[Queen at the Opera]]'' at the [[Natal Playhouse]] by the [[Playhouse Company]], directed and choreographed by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer: [[Andrew Botha]]. Musical arrangements by [[Michael Hankinson]] and [[John James]].
-: Staged by [[CAPAB]], [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] and The [[Playhouse Company]]. Performed by [[Joseph Clark]], [[Sam Marais]], [[Louis Zuppa|Luciano Zuppa]], [[Dina Devine]], [[Selva Hannam]],  [[Aviva Pelham]], [[Sally June Gain]] and [[André Jaques van der Merwe]].  Staged by [[Bryan Hill]], with [[Selva Hannam]] as assistant choreographer and using the original choreography by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer: [[Andrew Botha]]. Sound designer: [[Robin Shuttleworth]]. Musical director: [[Chantel Sanders]].
+: Staged by [[CAPAB]], [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] and the [[Playhouse Company]]. Performed by [[Joseph Clark]], [[Sam Marais]], [[Louis Zuppa|Luciano Zuppa]], [[Dina Devine]], [[Selva Hannam]],  [[Aviva Pelham]], [[Sally June Gain]] and [[André Jaques van der Merwe]].  Staged by [[Bryan Hill]], with [[Selva Hannam]] as assistant choreographer and using the original choreography by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer: [[Andrew Botha]]. Sound designer: [[Robin Shuttleworth]]. Musical director: [[Chantel Sanders]].
 /7: A new run, again staged by [[Bryan Hill]], using the original choreography by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer [[Andrew Botha]]. Musical arrangements by [[Michael Hankinson]]. Musical directors: [[Janine Neethling]] and [[Charl-Johan Lingenfelder]].
 == Sources ==
 [[CAPAB]] theatre programme, 1995.

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-'''''Queen at the Opera''''' is a musical production with the music of British rock band Queen [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29]. Conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]]. Musical arrangements by [[Michael Hankinson]] and [[John James]].
+''[[Queen at the Opera]]'' is a musical production by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]].
 '''Though the work is sometimes subtitled ''[[We Will Rock You!]]'', it is not to be confused with the 2006 Ben Elton musical ''[[We Will Rock You]]'''''
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 == The original text ==
-A musical production with the music of British rock band Queen [1], originally conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]].
+with the music of British rock band Queen  Conceived
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: First staged as ''[[Queen at the Opera]]'' at the [[Natal Playhouse]] by the [[Playhouse Company]], directed and choreographed by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer: [[Andrew Botha]].
+: First staged as ''[[Queen at the Opera]]'' at the [[Natal Playhouse]] by the [[Playhouse Company]], directed and choreographed by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer: [[Andrew Botha]]. Musical arrangements by [[Michael Hankinson]] and [[John James]].
 : Staged by [[CAPAB]], [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] and The [[Playhouse Company]]. Performed by [[Joseph Clark]], [[Sam Marais]], [[Louis Zuppa|Luciano Zuppa]], [[Dina Devine]], [[Selva Hannam]],  [[Aviva Pelham]], [[Sally June Gain]] and [[André Jaques van der Merwe]].  Staged by [[Bryan Hill]], with [[Selva Hannam]] as assistant choreographer and using the original choreography by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]]. Creative director and production designer: [[Andrew Botha]]. Sound designer: [[Robin Shuttleworth]]. Musical director: [[Chantel Sanders]].

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		+	A musical production with the music of British rock band Queen [1], originally conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]].

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

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	'''''Queen at the Opera''''' is a musical production with the music of British rock band Queen [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29]. Conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]]. Musical arrangements by [[Michael Hankinson]] and [[John James]].		'''''Queen at the Opera''''' is a musical production with the music of British rock band Queen [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_%28band%29]. Conceived by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and [[Andrew Botha]]. Musical arrangements by [[Michael Hankinson]] and [[John James]].
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		+	'''Though the work is sometimes subtitled ''[[We Will Rock You!]]'', it is not to be confused with the 2006 Ben Elton musical ''[[We Will Rock You]]'''''

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