Showtime 2004 – Flying Colours - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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‘’[[Showtime 2004 - Flying Colours]]’’ is a musical comedy revue by [[Bob Eveleigh]] (?-?).

==The original text==

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==

Presented by ''[[The Herald]]'' with sponsorship from ''Nedbank'' and ''Vodacom'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] in January 2004, with director [[Marlene Pieterse]], musical director [[Darryl Nel]], associate musical director [[Debbie Quicke]], dialogue director [[Annaline Stiglingh]], choreographer [[Jennie Zeelie]], associate choreographer [[Donna McLaggan]] and cast: [[Dean Odendaal]], [[Kyle Matthews]], [[Inge Kellermann]], [[Kristen Rae Rademan]], [[Maritsa Nortjé]], [[Joe Erasmus]], [[Merlé Breedt]], [[Amy Shaw]], [[Kiel O'Sullivan]], [[Allesandri Vosloo]], [[Monique Ralph]], [[Jeannine Adams]], [[Delray Burns]], [[Nina Holderness]], [[Ryan Parsons]], [[Candice Caalsen]], [[Queenie Grootboom]], [[Caris Price]], [[Rhys Woods]], [[Lindi Doubell]], [[Steven Bolhuis]], [[Marea Sing]], [[Lutho John]], [[Tara-Lyn Dean]], [[Candice Coetzee]], [[Candice Pirie]], [[Laurie Scholtz]], [[Tennille Bergh]] and [[Tarryn Mollison]].

== Sources ==

''Showtime 2004 - Flying Colours'' programme, 2004

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-Presented by ''[[The Herald]]'' with sponsorship from ''Nedbank'' and ''Vodacom'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] in January 2004, with director [[Marlene Pieterse]], musical director [[Darryl Nel]], associate musical director [[Debbie Quicke]], dialogue director [[Annaline Stiglingh]], choreographer [[Jennie Zeelie]], associate choreographer [[Donna McLaggan]] and cast: [[Dean Odendaal]], [[Kyle Matthews]], [[Inge Kellermann]], [[Kristen Rae Rademan]], [[Maritsa Nortjé]], [[Joe Erasmus]], [[Merlé Breedt]], [[Amy Shaw]], [[Kiel O'Sullivan]], [[Allesandri Vosloo]], [[Monique Ralph]], [[Jeannine Adams]], [[Delray Burns]], [[Nina Holderness]], [[Ryan Parsons]], [[Candice Caalsen]], [[Queenie Grootboom]], [[Caris Price]], [[Rhys Woods]], [[Lindi Doubell]], [[Steven Bolhuis]], [[Marea Sing]], [[Lutho John]], [[Tara-Lyn Dean]], [[Candice Coetzee]], [[Candice Pirie]], [[Laurie Scholtz]], [[Tennille Bergh]] and [[Tarryn Mollison]].
+Presented by ''[[The Herald]]'' with sponsorship from ''Nedbank'' and ''Vodacom'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] in January 2004, with director [[Marlene Pieterse]], musical director [[Darryl Nel]], associate musical director [[Debbie Quicke]], dialogue director [[Annaline Stiglingh]], choreographer [[Jenni Zeelie]], associate choreographer [[Donna McLaggan]] and cast: [[Dean Odendaal]], [[Kyle Matthews]], [[Inge Kellermann]], [[Kristen Rae Rademan]], [[Maritsa Nortjé]], [[Joe Erasmus]], [[Merlé Breedt]], [[Amy Shaw]], [[Kiel O'Sullivan]], [[Allesandri Vosloo]], [[Monique Ralph]], [[Jeannine Adams]], [[Delray Burns]], [[Nina Holderness]], [[Ryan Parsons]], [[Candice Caalsen]], [[Queenie Grootboom]], [[Caris Price]], [[Rhys Woods]], [[Lindi Doubell]], [[Steven Bolhuis]], [[Marea Sing]], [[Lutho John]], [[Tara-Lyn Dean]], [[Candice Coetzee]], [[Candice Pirie]], [[Laurie Scholtz]], [[Tennille Bergh]] and [[Tarryn Mollison]].
 == Sources ==