Salters One Act Play Festival - Revision history

Satj: Changed redirect target from Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival to The Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival

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Changed redirect target from Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival to The Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival

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Redirected page to Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival

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Ivor: /* The Entries */

2025-09-18T08:57:10Z

The Entries

Ivor: /* Salters' One Act Play Festival */

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Salters' One Act Play Festival

Ivor: /* The Award Winners */

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The Award Winners

Ivor: /* Adjudicators */

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Adjudicators

Ivor: /* The Entries */

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The Entries

Ivor: /* Adjudicators */

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Adjudicators

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Adjudicators

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	== The Entries ==		== The Entries ==
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		+	April 26 - May 1, 1976: [[The Trial]], directed by [[Jean Young]], [[Venetian Intermezzo]] directed by [[Andre van Vuuren]] and [[Fernando Arrabel]]'s [[Picnic On The Battlefield]] directed by [[Errol Hart]].

	1983: [[Albert]] directed by [[Gwyn James]], [[Bang, You're Dead]] directed by [[Paul Reakes]], [[Happiness My Goal]] directed by [[Norman Holland]], [[The Runner Stumbles]] directed by [[Milan Stitt]], [[The Visitor]] directed by [[Andre van Vuuren]].		1983: [[Albert]] directed by [[Gwyn James]], [[Bang, You're Dead]] directed by [[Paul Reakes]], [[Happiness My Goal]] directed by [[Norman Holland]], [[The Runner Stumbles]] directed by [[Milan Stitt]], [[The Visitor]] directed by [[Andre van Vuuren]].

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-== Salters' One Act Play Festival ==
+== Salters' Cup One-Act Play Festival ==
-The [[PEMADS]] [[Salters One Act Play Festival]] was an annual festival which was held for the first time in 1952, and, with the exception of 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980, 1982, and 1994, ran each year until 1998. The Festival was presented by [[PEMADS]] in association with the [[Arts and Culture Trust]] and Nedbank.  In 1988 the festival co-ordinator [[Liz Yates]], administrative assistant [[Audrey Whitehouse]], co-ordinating stage director [[Manny Fokos]] and lighting operator [[Ken Brown]], were instrumental in expanding the festival. The 1988 event was the first in 36 years to allow outside amateur societies, schools and drama workshops to participate, with directors and performers graded into junior,novice and experienced categories.
+The [[PEMADS]] [[Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival]] was an annual festival which was held for the first time in 1952, and, with the exception of 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980, 1982, and 1994, ran each year until 1998. The Festival was presented by [[PEMADS]] in association with the [[Arts and Culture Trust]] and Nedbank.  In 1988 the festival coordinator [[Liz Yates]], administrative assistant [[Audrey Whitehouse]], co-ordinating stage director [[Manny Fokos]] and lighting operator [[Ken Brown]], were instrumental in expanding the festival. The 1988 event was the first in 36 years to allow outside amateur societies, schools and drama workshops to participate, with directors and performers graded into junior,novice and experienced categories.
 The festival claims that a number of "firsts" occurred there:
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 - The same play, [[The Bear]], was presented twice by the [[PE College of Education]] with role swopping.
-- The first [[Salters One Act Play Festival]] to have not only a professional adjudicator in [[Bess Finney]], but also a professional co-ordinating stage director in [[Mairi Cameron]].
+- The first [[Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival]] to have not only a professional adjudicator in [[Bess Finney]], but also a professional co-ordinating stage director in [[Mairi Cameron]].
 - The [[Uitenhage Toneel]] presented ''[[Die Sandkis]]'' there, the first "out-of-town" entry by a formally constituted amateur theatrical society.

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	'''THE NEDBANK DOLL- BEST DIRECTOR'''		'''THE NEDBANK DOLL- BEST DIRECTOR'''
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		+	1985: [[Quake]] directed by [[Sharon Rother]]

	1993: [[Natania Kleinhans]] - [[Die Parrot Woman]] - [[Yu Productions]]		1993: [[Natania Kleinhans]] - [[Die Parrot Woman]] - [[Yu Productions]]

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	1983: [[Daphne Greenwood]] (nee [[Daphne Mann]]) was a Port Alfred resident.		1983: [[Daphne Greenwood]] (nee [[Daphne Mann]]) was a Port Alfred resident.
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		+	1985: [[Beth Dickerson]]

	From 1988, Technical Director [[Mairi Surtees-Cameron]] was instrumental in persuading the visiting adjudicators to participate in the [[Salters One Act Play Festival]].		From 1988, Technical Director [[Mairi Surtees-Cameron]] was instrumental in persuading the visiting adjudicators to participate in the [[Salters One Act Play Festival]].

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	1983: [[Albert]] directed by [[Gwyn James]], [[Bang, You're Dead]] directed by [[Paul Reakes]], [[Happiness My Goal]] directed by [[Norman Holland]], [[The Runner Stumbles]] directed by [[Milan Stitt]], [[The Visitor]] directed by [[Andre van Vuuren]].		1983: [[Albert]] directed by [[Gwyn James]], [[Bang, You're Dead]] directed by [[Paul Reakes]], [[Happiness My Goal]] directed by [[Norman Holland]], [[The Runner Stumbles]] directed by [[Milan Stitt]], [[The Visitor]] directed by [[Andre van Vuuren]].
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		+	1985: [[Albert's Bridge]] directed by [[Jeremy Wallis]], [[Auditions for a Writer]] directed by [[H Clayton]], [[Cold Equations]] directed by [[Michael Smith]], [[Quake]] directed by [[Sharon Rother]], [[Ritual for Dolls]] directed by [[Tony Dungey]].

	1988: [[A Song For All Seasons]], [[Behind the Mask]], [[Debtor's Prison]], [[Die Ewige Tuiste]], [[Die Insurance Polis]], [[Die Telefoon]], [[Die Voelhok]], [[Dinner For One]], [[Murder Behind The Mask]], [[Patchwork]], [[Red Spy at Night]], [[Sudenly Last Summer]], [[The Busker of Sacre Coeur]], and [[Top Table]].		1988: [[A Song For All Seasons]], [[Behind the Mask]], [[Debtor's Prison]], [[Die Ewige Tuiste]], [[Die Insurance Polis]], [[Die Telefoon]], [[Die Voelhok]], [[Dinner For One]], [[Murder Behind The Mask]], [[Patchwork]], [[Red Spy at Night]], [[Sudenly Last Summer]], [[The Busker of Sacre Coeur]], and [[Top Table]].

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	== Adjudicators ==		== Adjudicators ==
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		+	1983: [[Daphne Greenwood]] (nee [[Daphne Mann]]) was a Port Alfred resident.

	From 1988, Technical Director [[Mairi Surtees-Cameron]] was instrumental in persuading the visiting adjudicators to participate in the [[Salters One Act Play Festival]].		From 1988, Technical Director [[Mairi Surtees-Cameron]] was instrumental in persuading the visiting adjudicators to participate in the [[Salters One Act Play Festival]].

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	== Adjudicators ==		== Adjudicators ==
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		+	From 1988, Technical Director [[Mairi Surtees-Cameron]] was instrumental in persuading the visiting adjudicators to participate in the [[Salters One Act Play Festival]].
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		+	1988:

	1989: [[Bess Finney]]		1989: [[Bess Finney]]

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	== The Entries ==		== The Entries ==
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		+	1983: [[Albert]] directed by [[Gwyn James]], [[Bang, You're Dead]] directed by [[Paul Reakes]], [[Happiness My Goal]] directed by [[Norman Holland]], [[The Runner Stumbles]] directed by [[Milan Stitt]], [[The Visitor]] directed by [[Andre van Vuuren]].

	1988: [[A Song For All Seasons]], [[Behind the Mask]], [[Debtor's Prison]], [[Die Ewige Tuiste]], [[Die Insurance Polis]], [[Die Telefoon]], [[Die Voelhok]], [[Dinner For One]], [[Murder Behind The Mask]], [[Patchwork]], [[Red Spy at Night]], [[Sudenly Last Summer]], [[The Busker of Sacre Coeur]], and [[Top Table]].		1988: [[A Song For All Seasons]], [[Behind the Mask]], [[Debtor's Prison]], [[Die Ewige Tuiste]], [[Die Insurance Polis]], [[Die Telefoon]], [[Die Voelhok]], [[Dinner For One]], [[Murder Behind The Mask]], [[Patchwork]], [[Red Spy at Night]], [[Sudenly Last Summer]], [[The Busker of Sacre Coeur]], and [[Top Table]].