Sainthood - Revision history

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−	[[Aisha Abdool Karim]]. 2019. Theatre Interview: "Sainthood explores high school identities, themes around masculinity and privilege", ''[[Daily Maverick]]''[https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2019-02-21-sainthood-explores-high-school-identities-themes-around-masculinity-and-privilege/]	+	Aisha Abdool Karim[https://www.google.com/search?q=aisha+abdool+karim&rlz=1C1GCEU_enZA853ZA853&oq=Aisha+Abdool+Karim&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqCggAEAAY4wIYgAQyCggAEAAY4wIYgAQyBwgBEC4YgAQyDQgCEAAYhgMYgAQYigUyCggDEAAYgAQYogQyCggEEAAYgAQYogQyCggFEAAYgAQYogTSAQkyNzAxajFqMTWoAgiwAgE&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8]. 2019. Theatre Interview: "Sainthood explores high school identities, themes around masculinity and privilege", ''[[Daily Maverick]]''[https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2019-02-21-sainthood-explores-high-school-identities-themes-around-masculinity-and-privilege/]

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	''[[Sainthood]]'' is a play by [[Tiisetso Mashifane wa Noni]]		''[[Sainthood]]'' is a play by [[Tiisetso Mashifane wa Noni]]

		+	The author also billed as '''[[Tiisetso Mashifane]]''' in some sources.

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 ''[[Sainthood]]'' is a play by [[Tiisetso Mashifane wa Noni]]
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 The play won the 2018 [[Standard Bank Ovation Award]] and received a [[Fleur du Cap]] nomination after its debut at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.
-Text published under the name by [[Junkets Publisher]].
+Text published under the name [[Tiisetso Mashifane]] by [[Junkets Publisher]].
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 The play won the 2018 [[Standard Bank Ovation Award]] and received a [[Fleur du Cap]] nomination after its debut at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.
-Text published by [[Junkets Publisher]].
+Text published under the name by [[Junkets Publisher]].
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Opened at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown,  directed by with [[Tevin Musara]], [[Mphumzi Nontshinga]], [[Adam Lennox]], [[Simphiwe Shabalala]] and [[Cullum McCormack]].
+: Opened at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown,  directed by the author with [[Tevin Musara]], [[Mphumzi Nontshinga]], [[Adam Lennox]], [[Simphiwe Shabalala]] and [[Cullum McCormack]].
 /2019: Performed at the [[Theatre Arts Admin Collective]] and at the [[Baxter Theatre]].

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	Originally conceived as a short piece writte4n for a school assignment, it was developed into a full blown piece aimed at high school learners over the course of two years.		Originally conceived as a short piece writte4n for a school assignment, it was developed into a full blown piece aimed at high school learners over the course of two years.
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		+	The play won the 2018 [[Standard Bank Ovation Award]] and received a [[Fleur du Cap]] nomination after its debut at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.

	Text published by [[Junkets Publisher]].		Text published by [[Junkets Publisher]].

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	Set in St Gabriel’s School for Boys, a fictional private all-boys school, addresses the culture around the “saints experience” of money, privilege and influence, and the toxic masculinity and culture at private all-boys schools.		Set in St Gabriel’s School for Boys, a fictional private all-boys school, addresses the culture around the “saints experience” of money, privilege and influence, and the toxic masculinity and culture at private all-boys schools.
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		+	Originally conceived as a short piece writte4n for a school assignment, it was developed into a full blown piece aimed at high school learners over the course of two years.

	Text published by [[Junkets Publisher]].		Text published by [[Junkets Publisher]].

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	2018/2019: Performed at the [[Theatre Arts Admin Collective]] and at the [[Baxter Theatre]].		2018/2019: Performed at the [[Theatre Arts Admin Collective]] and at the [[Baxter Theatre]].
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−	~~The ensemble cast consists of recent UCT grads:~~

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	== Performance history in South Africa ==		== Performance history in South Africa ==
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		+	2018: Opened at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'' in Grahamstown, directed by with [[Tevin Musara]], [[Mphumzi Nontshinga]], [[Adam Lennox]], [[Simphiwe Shabalala]] and [[Cullum McCormack]].
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		+	2018/2019: Performed at the [[Theatre Arts Admin Collective]] and at the [[Baxter Theatre]].
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		+	The ensemble cast consists of recent UCT grads:

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==