Richard of Bordeaux - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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Miriamt at 16:00, 17 October 2019

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Miriamt at 14:28, 4 November 2013

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Miriamt at 08:17, 15 May 2012

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 May 15, 1949: Performed by 35 pupils of the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] at the original [[Stevenson Hall]] (now demolished) when the school was in Bird Street, Port Elizabeth. Produced by Mrs [[? Tasker]] and starring [[Jean Thompson]], [[Rosemary Lambson]], [[Anne Perrott]], [[Sally Kelly-Peterson]], [[Penelope Grahame]], [[Ann Vrry]], [[Helene Matthews]]. The set was designed by [[Olivia Castignani]].
-: Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].
+: Performed in South Africa by [[The Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].
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 : Presented by girls of Herschel School, Cape Town.
-May 15, 1949: Performed by 35 pupils of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]] at the original [[Stevenson Hall]] (now demolished) when the school was in Bird Street, Port Elizabeth. Produced by Mrs [[? Tasker]] and starring [[Jean Thompson]], [[Rosemary Lambson]], [[Anne Perrott]], [[Sally Kelly-Peterson]], [[Penelope Grahame]], [[Ann Vrry]], [[Helene Matthews]]. The set was designed by [[Olivia Castignani]].
+May 15, 1949: Performed by 35 pupils of the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] at the original [[Stevenson Hall]] (now demolished) when the school was in Bird Street, Port Elizabeth. Produced by Mrs [[? Tasker]] and starring [[Jean Thompson]], [[Rosemary Lambson]], [[Anne Perrott]], [[Sally Kelly-Peterson]], [[Penelope Grahame]], [[Ann Vrry]], [[Helene Matthews]]. The set was designed by [[Olivia Castignani]].
 : Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].

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 : Presented by girls of Herschel School, Cape Town.
-May 15, 1949: Performed by the 35 pupils of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]] at the original [[Stevenson Hall]] (now demolished) when the school was in Bird Street, Port Elizabeth. Produced by Mrs [[? Tasker]] and starring [[Jean Thompson]], [[Rosemary Lambson]], [[Anne Perrott]], [[Sally Kelly-Peterson]], [[Penelope Grahame]], [[Ann Vrry]], [[Helene Matthews]]. The set was designed by [[Olivia Castignani]].
+May 15, 1949: Performed by 35 pupils of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]] at the original [[Stevenson Hall]] (now demolished) when the school was in Bird Street, Port Elizabeth. Produced by Mrs [[? Tasker]] and starring [[Jean Thompson]], [[Rosemary Lambson]], [[Anne Perrott]], [[Sally Kelly-Peterson]], [[Penelope Grahame]], [[Ann Vrry]], [[Helene Matthews]]. The set was designed by [[Olivia Castignani]].
 : Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].

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 : Presented by girls of Herschel School, Cape Town.
-: Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].
+May 15, 1949: Performed by the 35 pupils of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]] at the original [[Stevenson Hall]] (now demolished) when the school was in Bird Street, Port Elizabeth. Produced by Mrs [[? Tasker]] and starring [[Jean Thompson]], [[Rosemary Lambson]], [[Anne Perrott]], [[Sally Kelly-Peterson]], [[Penelope Grahame]], [[Ann Vrry]], [[Helene Matthews]]. The set was designed by [[Olivia Castignani]].
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 ''[[Trek]]'' 7(26):16, 1943.
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-''Trek'' 7(26):16, 1943.
+''[[Trek]]'' 7(26):16, 1943.
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-''Richard of Bordeaux'' (1932) by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. The play is a colourful and sympathetic portrait of Richard II in which his wife Anne of Bohemia is given great prominence as an equal partner in their relationship.
+''[[Richard of Bordeaux]]'' (1932) is a play by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. The play is a colourful and sympathetic portrait of Richard II in which his wife Anne of Bohemia is given great prominence as an equal partner in their relationship.
 Published in: ''[[Gallows glorious]]'' / Ronald Gow. ''[[Lady Precious Stream]]'' / S.I. Hsiung. ''Richard of Bordeaux'' / Gordon Daviot.  Harmondsworth, England : Penguin, 1958.
-Presented by girls of Herschel School, Cape Town, in 1943.
+== Performance history in South Africa ==
-Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].
+: Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].
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−	''Richard of Bordeaux'' by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].	+	''Richard of Bordeaux'' (1932) by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. The play is a colourful and sympathetic portrait of Richard II in which his wife Anne of Bohemia is given great prominence as an equal partner in their relationship.
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		+	Published in: ''[[Gallows glorious]]'' / Ronald Gow. ''[[Lady Precious Stream]]'' / S.I. Hsiung. ''Richard of Bordeaux'' / Gordon Daviot. Harmondsworth, England : Penguin, 1958.
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		+	Presented by girls of Herschel School, Cape Town, in 1943.
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		+	Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''Trek'' 7(26):16, 1943.

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−	''Richard of Bordeaux'' by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. Performed in South Africa by the [[~~Children’s~~ Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].	+	''Richard of Bordeaux'' by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. Performed in South Africa by the [[Children's Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].

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	+	''Richard of Bordeaux'' by Gordon Daviot (the pen name of Elizabeth MacIntosh). Written for John Gielgud who directed it with himself as Richard at the New Theatre London in February 1932. An enormous success. Performed in South Africa by the [[Children’s Theatre]] at the [[Wits Great Hall]] in 1951, directed by [[Minna Millsten]] with sets by her husband [[Basil Warner]] starring [[John Rutherford]].