Shirley, Goodness and Mercy - Revision history

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by [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Chris van Wyk]], based on Van Wyk’s award-winning novel of the same name (2005), an account of Van Wyk’s formative years in the “coloured” township of Riverlea. First performed as a playreading in the [[Baxter@Play]] series in 2006, it premiered at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2007, directed by Honeyman and starring [[Zane Meas]], [[Chad Abrahams]], [[Ivan Abrahams]], [[Christo Davids]],[[Celeste Matthews]], [[Grant Powell]], [[Andre Samuels]], [[Paul Savage]], [[Lee-Ann van Rooi]] and [[Bronwyn van Graan]].

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−	by [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Chris van Wyk]], based on Van Wyk’s award-winning novel of the same name (2005), an account of Van Wyk’s formative years in the “coloured” township of Riverlea. First performed as a playreading in the [[Baxter@Play]] series in 2006, it premiered at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2007, directed by Honeyman and starring [[Zane Meas]], [[Chad Abrahams]], [[Ivan Abrahams]], [[Christo Davids]],[[Celeste Matthews]], [[Grant Powell]], [[André Samuels]] (as Pa Nick, Oupa Frank and step-Oupa Theo Gallant}, [[Paul Savage]], [[Lee-Ann van Rooi]] and [[Bronwyn van Graan]].	+	''[[Shirley, Goodness and Mercy]]'' by [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Chris van Wyk]], based on Van Wyk’s award-winning novel of the same name (2005), an account of Van Wyk’s formative years in the “coloured” township of Riverlea.
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		+	== Performance history in South Africa ==
		+	First performed as a playreading in the [[Baxter@Play]] series in 2006, it premiered at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2007, directed by [[Janice Honeyman\|Honeyman]] and starring [[Zane Meas]], [[Chad Abrahams]], [[Ivan Abrahams]], [[Christo Davids]], [[Celeste Matthews]], [[Grant Powell]], [[André Samuels]] (as Pa Nick, Oupa Frank and step-Oupa Theo Gallant}, [[Paul Savage]], [[Lee-Ann van Rooi]] and [[Bronwyn van Graan]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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−	by [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Chris van Wyk]], based on Van Wyk’s award-winning novel of the same name (2005), an account of Van Wyk’s formative years in the “coloured” township of Riverlea. First performed as a playreading in the [[Baxter@Play]] series in 2006, it premiered at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2007, directed by Honeyman and starring [[Zane Meas]], [[Chad Abrahams]], [[Ivan Abrahams]], [[Christo Davids]],[[Celeste Matthews]], [[Grant Powell]], [[~~Andre~~ Samuels]], [[Paul Savage]], [[Lee-Ann van Rooi]] and [[Bronwyn van Graan]].	+	by [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Chris van Wyk]], based on Van Wyk’s award-winning novel of the same name (2005), an account of Van Wyk’s formative years in the “coloured” township of Riverlea. First performed as a playreading in the [[Baxter@Play]] series in 2006, it premiered at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2007, directed by Honeyman and starring [[Zane Meas]], [[Chad Abrahams]], [[Ivan Abrahams]], [[Christo Davids]],[[Celeste Matthews]], [[Grant Powell]], [[André Samuels]] (as Pa Nick, Oupa Frank and step-Oupa Theo Gallant}, [[Paul Savage]], [[Lee-Ann van Rooi]] and [[Bronwyn van Graan]].

		+	== Sources ==
		+	''[[The Star]]'', 3 April 2007.

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