SA Shorts - Revision history

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 The works included are: ''[[Losing the Plot]]'' by [[Anthony Akerman]], ''[[The Opening]]'' by [[Rob K. Baum]], ''[[Dance the Dance]]'' by [[Tristan Jacobs]], ''[[Metaphorically Speaking]]'' by [[Zanandi Botes]], ''[[Kill Me, Please!]]'' by [[Rhea MacCullum]] and ''[[Wave]]'' by [[Renos Spanoudes]] and [[Alby Michaels]].
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+==Translations and adaptations==
 : Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown in July by UJ stuidents,  directed by [[Alby Michaels]], assisted by [[Motlatji Ditodi]] and [[Rethabele Mothobi]], woth designs by [[Wilhelm Disbergen]], management by [[Jade Bowers]], technical operation by [[Sizwe Moloko]] and [[Onkgopotse Nene]].
-They then played at [[UJ Arts Centre]]  for a short run in August.
+: Played at [[UJ Arts Centre]]  for a short run in August.
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	"SA Shorts, Quickies for a Microwave Generation, What I do, see, hear, eat and drink". (Posted on August 3, 2012 by moirads)[https://artscomments.wordpress.com/2012/08/03/sa-shorts-quickies-for-a-microwave-generation/]		"SA Shorts, Quickies for a Microwave Generation, What I do, see, hear, eat and drink". (Posted on August 3, 2012 by moirads)[https://artscomments.wordpress.com/2012/08/03/sa-shorts-quickies-for-a-microwave-generation/]
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−	SA Shorts, Quickies for a Microwave Generation, What I do, see, hear, eat and drink. (Posted on August 3, 2012 by moirads)[https://artscomments.wordpress.com/2012/08/03/sa-shorts-quickies-for-a-microwave-generation/]	+	"SA Shorts, Quickies for a Microwave Generation, What I do, see, hear, eat and drink". (Posted on August 3, 2012 by moirads)[https://artscomments.wordpress.com/2012/08/03/sa-shorts-quickies-for-a-microwave-generation/]

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 The full published is: ''[[Shorts for a Microwave Generation. A UJ Arts & Culture Collection]]''
 ==The original collection==
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 '''For any performances of the individual plays, see the entry on each'''.
 ==Sources==
 SA Shorts, Quickies for a Microwave Generation, What I do, see, hear, eat and drink. (Posted on August 3, 2012 by moirads)[https://artscomments.wordpress.com/2012/08/03/sa-shorts-quickies-for-a-microwave-generation/]

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 : Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown in July by UJ stuidents,  directed by [[Alby Michaels]], assisted by [[Motlatji Ditodi]] and [[Rethabele Mothobi]], woth designs by [[Wilhelm Disbergen]], management by [[Jade Bowers]], technical operation by [[Sizwe Moloko]] and [[Onkgopotse Nene]].
-They then played at [[UJ Arts Centre]] in 2012 for a short run.
+They then played at [[UJ Arts Centre]]  for a short run in August.
 '''For any performances of the individual plays, see the entry on each'''.
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 The works in order of presentation were: Losing the Plot by Anthony Ackerman, The Opening by Rob K Baum, Dance the Dance by Tristan Jacobs, Metaphorically Speaking by Zanandi Botes, Kill Me, Please! By Rhea MacCullum and Wave by Renos Spanoudes and Alby Michaels.
 The call for unpublished ten minute plays was publicised and thirty five plays were received. Six plays were selected, published by Junkets as Collected Series No. 5 S A Shorts for a microwave generation, A UJ Arts & Culture Collection and produced with Alby Michaels as director, assisted by Motlatji Ditodi and Rethabele Mothobi. A brilliant, brilliant design was created by Wilhelm Disbergen using screens painted with blackboard paint. The actors used chalk from time to time. Jade Bowers is the resident stage manager, technical operation by Sizwe Moloko and Onkgopotse Nene is the stagehand. The scripts were available for sale in they foyer at R100 each. This is apparently the norm at many theatres in other parts of the world.
 SA Shorts, Quickies for a Microwave Generation, is on at the UJ Arts Centre Theatre, Kingsway Campus until August 11.ation]]

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 ==The original collection==
-Written for [[University of Johannesburg]] ([[UJ]]) students to perform at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown. The call for unpublished ten minute plays was publicised and thirty five plays were received. Six plays were selected and performed, and the texts were later published by [[Junkets Publisher]] as ''[[Shorts for a Microwave Generation. A UJ Arts & Culture Collection]]'' (Collected Series No. 5).
+Written for [[University of Johannesburg]] ([[UJ]]) students to perform at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown. A call for unpublished ten minute plays was sent out and thirty-five play texts were received. Six were selected and performed, and those texts were later published by [[Junkets Publisher]] as ''[[Shorts for a Microwave Generation. A UJ Arts & Culture Collection]]'' (Collected Series No. 5).
 The works included are: ''[[Losing the Plot]]'' by [[Anthony Akerman]], ''[[The Opening]]'' by [[Rob K. Baum]], ''[[Dance the Dance]]'' by [[Tristan Jacobs]], ''[[Metaphorically Speaking]]'' by [[Zanandi Botes]], ''[[Kill Me, Please!]]'' by [[Rhea MacCullum]] and ''[[Wave]]'' by [[Renos Spanoudes]] and [[Alby Michaels]].

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 Written for [[University of Johannesburg]] ([[UJ]]) students to perform at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown. The call for unpublished ten minute plays was publicised and thirty five plays were received. Six plays were selected and performed, and the texts were later published by [[Junkets Publisher]] as Collected Series No. 5, and called ''[[Shorts for a Microwave Generation. A UJ Arts & Culture Collection]]''.
-The works included are: [[Losing the Plot]] by [[Anthony Akerman]], [[The Opening]] by [[Rob K. Baum]], [[Dance the Dance]] by [[Tristan Jacobs]], [[Metaphorically Speaking]] by [[Zanandi Botes]], [[Kill Me, Please!]] by [[Rhea MacCullum]] and [[Wave]] by [[Renos Spanoudes]] and [[Alby Michaels]].
+The works included are: ''[[Losing the Plot]]'' by [[Anthony Akerman]], ''[[The Opening]]'' by [[Rob K. Baum]], ''[[Dance the Dance]]'' by [[Tristan Jacobs]], ''[[Metaphorically Speaking]]'' by [[Zanandi Botes]], ''[[Kill Me, Please!]]'' by [[Rhea MacCullum]] and ''[[Wave]]'' by [[Renos Spanoudes]] and [[Alby Michaels]].
 ==Performances of the programme==