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Satj: /* The original play */

2015-01-03T06:30:42Z

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2015-01-03T06:29:55Z

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2015-01-03T06:27:54Z

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Satj: /* South African performances */

2015-01-03T06:24:09Z

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2015-01-03T06:23:18Z

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Satj at 06:22, 3 January 2015

2015-01-03T06:22:40Z

Satj at 06:21, 3 January 2015

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Satj at 06:12, 3 January 2015

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 The title "Rustlers" was inspired by anecdotes of prisoners of Robben Island. Forbidden to clap their hands, the inmates would instead rub their palms together to create a rustling sound. In this way they managed to communicate appreciation and support for each other
-[[Brent Meersman]] (2010) claims that according to his records [[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play ''[[The Traindriver]]'', and that "Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''".
+[[Brent Meersman]] (2010) claims that according to his records [[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play ''[[The Train Driver]]'', and that "Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''".
 == South African performances ==

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 The title "Rustlers" was inspired by anecdotes of prisoners of Robben Island. Forbidden to clap their hands, the inmates would instead rub their palms together to create a rustling sound. In this way they managed to communicate appreciation and support for each other
-[[Brent Meersman]] (2010) claims that according to his records "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''."
+[[Brent Meersman]] (2010) claims that according to his records [[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play ''[[The Traindriver]]'', and that "Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''".
 == South African performances ==

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 The title "Rustlers" was inspired by anecdotes of prisoners of Robben Island. Forbidden to clap their hands, the inmates would instead rub their palms together to create a rustling sound. In this way they managed to communicate appreciation and support for each other
-According to [[Brent Meersman]] (2010): "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''."
+[[Brent Meersman]] (2010) claims that according to his records "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''."
 == South African performances ==

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 The title "Rustlers" was inspired by anecdotes of prisoners of Robben Island. Forbidden to clap their hands, the inmates would instead rub their palms together to create a rustling sound. In this way they managed to communicate appreciation and support for each other
-According to [[Brent Meersman]] (2010): "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''. It was performed here at Artscape Theatre in March 2003".
+According to [[Brent Meersman]] (2010): "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''."
 == South African performances ==

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 == South African performances ==
-: First produced from 6 to 29 March 2003 in the [[Artscape]] Theatre,  directed by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Diane Wilson]], [[Bo Petersen]], [[Dumisame Mbebe]], [[Andrew Brent]] , [[Warren Mc Aslan]], [[and Chan Marti]].
+: First produced from 6 to 29 March 2003 in the [[Artscape]] Theatre,  directed by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Diane Wilson]], [[Bo Petersen]], [[Dumisame Mbebe]], [[Andrew Brent]] , [[Warren Mc Aslan]], [[and Chan Marti]]. Design by [[Brian Collins]].
 == Sources ==

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 The title "Rustlers" was inspired by anecdotes of prisoners of Robben Island. Forbidden to clap their hands, the inmates would instead rub their palms together to create a rustling sound. In this way they managed to communicate appreciation and support for each other
-According to [[Brent Meersman]]: "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''. It was performed here at Artscape Theatre in March 2003" (
+According to [[Brent Meersman]] (2010): "[[Geraldine Aron]]’s ''[[Rustlers]]'' deals with the same incident as Fugard’s play [''[[The Traindriver]]''], and Aron had ... dedicated her play ''to Phumla Lolwana and her children Lindani, Andile and Sisanda''. It was performed here at Artscape Theatre in March 2003" (
 == South African performances ==
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 Anonymous Review and Advert in Miningmx.com[http://www.miningmx.com/pls/cms/iac.page?p_t1=3085&p_t2=7961&p_t3=0&p_t4=0&p_dynamic=YP&p_content_id=217640&p_site_id=83]
-''[[The Real Review]]'': Theatre reviews by [[Mail & Guardian]] theatre critic, Brent Meersman (September 6, 2010)[https://www.google.co.za/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=70-dU42IIqPd8gfhyICQBg&gws_rd=ssl#q=Diane+Wilson+Rustlers]
+[[Brent Meersman]]. 2010. ''[[The Real Review]]'': Theatre reviews by [[Mail & Guardian]] theatre critic, [[Brent Meersman]] (September 6, 2010)[https://www.google.co.za/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=70-dU42IIqPd8gfhyICQBg&gws_rd=ssl#q=Diane+Wilson+Rustlers]
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	Anonymous Review and Advert in Miningmx.com[http://www.miningmx.com/pls/cms/iac.page?p_t1=3085&p_t2=7961&p_t3=0&p_t4=0&p_dynamic=YP&p_content_id=217640&p_site_id=83]		Anonymous Review and Advert in Miningmx.com[http://www.miningmx.com/pls/cms/iac.page?p_t1=3085&p_t2=7961&p_t3=0&p_t4=0&p_dynamic=YP&p_content_id=217640&p_site_id=83]
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