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''[[Sout]]'' ("Salt") is a play by [[Jean Meiring]] ()

==The original text==

A set of monologues by female characters of varying ages and backgrounds.

First performed in 2002, twice in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the [[Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting]] and once at The Friends House in London.

The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet Spens]] in 2021.

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==

== Sources ==

''LitNet-spens'': ''Sout''. Jean Meiring. Drama (2021-01-28)[https://www.litnet.co.za/litnet-spens-sout/]

PDF online text in [[Litnet-spens]][https://www.litnet.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Sout_monoloog_drama_deur_Jean_Meiring.pdf]

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 ''LitNet-spens'': ''Sout''. Jean Meiring. Drama (2021-01-28)[https://www.litnet.co.za/litnet-spens-sout/]
-PDF online text in [[Litnet-Spens]][https://www.litnet.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Sout_monoloog_drama_deur_Jean_Meiring.pdf]
+PDF online text in [[LitNet-spens]][https://www.litnet.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Sout_monoloog_drama_deur_Jean_Meiring.pdf]
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 First performed in 2002, twice  in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the '''Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting'''[https://nevb.be/wiki/Vlaams-Zuidafrikaanse_Cultuurstichting] and once at the '''Friends House'''[https://www.friendshouse.co.uk/] in London.
-The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet-dramaspens]] in 2021.
+The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[LitNet-dramaspens]] in 2021.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 First performed in 2002, twice  in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the '''Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting'''[https://nevb.be/wiki/Vlaams-Zuidafrikaanse_Cultuurstichting] and once at the '''Friends House'''[https://www.friendshouse.co.uk/] in London.
-The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet dramaspens]] in 2021.
+The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet-dramaspens]] in 2021.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 First performed in 2002, twice  in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the '''Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting'''[https://nevb.be/wiki/Vlaams-Zuidafrikaanse_Cultuurstichting] and once at the '''Friends House'''[https://www.friendshouse.co.uk/] in London.
-The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet Drama-spens]] in 2021.
+The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet dramaspens]] in 2021.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 First performed in 2002, twice  in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the '''Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting'''[https://nevb.be/wiki/Vlaams-Zuidafrikaanse_Cultuurstichting] and once at the '''Friends House'''[https://www.friendshouse.co.uk/] in London.
-The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet Spens]] in 2021.
+The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet Drama-spens]] in 2021.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 A set of monologues by female characters of varying ages and backgrounds.
-First performed in 2002, twice  in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the '''Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting'''[https://nevb.be/wiki/Vlaams-Zuidafrikaanse_Cultuurstichting] and once at The Friends House in London.
+First performed in 2002, twice  in Belgium as part of a cultural exchange under the auspices of the '''Vlaams Zuid-Afrikaanse Cultuur Stichting'''[https://nevb.be/wiki/Vlaams-Zuidafrikaanse_Cultuurstichting] and once at the '''Friends House'''[https://www.friendshouse.co.uk/] in London.
 The text (dated 2007) published in in South Africa and internationally on the [[Litnet Spens]] in 2021.