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Performance history in South Africa

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''[[Scribble]]'' is a South African musical.

The story concerns some of the losers of our world and Basil's Ballroom, where they congregate to wait for that one miracle that might change their lives forever.

== Performance history in South Africa ==
1998: It was performed in the Unisa Little Theatre (Pretoria), starring [[Brendan Grealy]], [[Sello Sebotsane]], [[Matthew Stewardson]], [[Karin van der Laag]], [[Chantal Nativel]], [[Graham Clarice]], [[Lesego Motsepe]]. Music directed and composed by [[Jervis Pennington]], muisical director [[Saranti Reeders]], choreographer [[Timothy Bellew]], set deign by [[Stan Knight]].

== Sources ==
The Star, 20 April 1998.

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	The story concerns some of the losers of our world and Basil's Ballroom, where they congregate to wait for that one miracle that might change their lives forever.		The story concerns some of the losers of our world and Basil's Ballroom, where they congregate to wait for that one miracle that might change their lives forever.

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	The story concerns some of the losers of our world and Basil's Ballroom, where they congregate to wait for that one miracle that might change their lives forever.		The story concerns some of the losers of our world and Basil's Ballroom, where they congregate to wait for that one miracle that might change their lives forever.

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-''[[Scribble]]'' is a South African musical.
+''[[Scribble]]'' is a South African musical, crfeated by [[Jervis Pennington]].
 The story concerns some of the losers of our world and Basil's Ballroom, where they congregate to wait for that one miracle that might change their lives forever.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Started out at The Mixer Theatre
+: Started out at The Mixer Theatre, Mellville, Johannesburg.
-: It was performed in the Unisa Little Theatre (Pretoria), starring [[Brendan Grealy]], [[Sello Sebotsane]], [[Matthew Stewardson]], [[Karin van der Laag]], [[Chantal Nativel]], [[Graham Clarice]], [[Lesego Motsepe]]. Music directed and composed by [[Jervis Pennington]], muisical director [[Saranti Reeders]], choreographer [[Timothy Bellew]], set deign by [[Stan Knight]].
+: It was performed in the Unisa Little Theatre (Pretoria), starring [[Brendan Grealy]], [[Sello Sebotsane]], [[Matthew Stewardson]], [[Karin van der Laag]], [[Chantal Nativel]], [[Graham Clarice]], [[Lesego Motsepe]]. Music composed by [[Jervis Pennington]], muisical director [[Saranti Reeders]], choreographer [[Timothy Bellew]], set design by [[Stan Knight]]. The production then moved to the [[Tesson Theatre]].
-Tesson Theatre at the Civic on a regular basis.
+== Sources ==
-== Sources ==
+''[[The Citizen]]'', 10 September 1998.
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