Spoof Full of Sugar - Revision history

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''[[Spoof Full of Sugar]]'' is a revue by [[Malcolm Terrey]] (19*-2020)

==The original text==

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==

1866: Performed as ''[[Lucretia Borgia]]'' by the [[Le Roy-Duret Company]] in the [[Harrington Street Theatre]], Cape Town, on

== Sources ==

https://www.artlink.co.za/news_article.htm?contentID=23541

https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2009-11-29-Theatre-Spoof-Full-of-Sugar-in-the-most-delightful-way/

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-Consisting of 30 different sketches, it has a loosely woven story about a once famous South African actress found murdered during a performance of "Beauty and the Beast" and how an inept police force is simply not interested in solving the case. They would rather read gossip magazines in the safety of their control room. The piece includes spoofs of high maintenance celebs, soapies, TV show, high-profile critics and anything to do with that show business.
+Consisting of 30 different sketches, it has a loosely woven story about a once famous South African actress found murdered during a performance of "Beauty and the Beast" and how an inept police force is simply not interested in solving the case. They would rather read gossip magazines in the safety of their control room. The piece includes spoofs of high maintenance celebs, soapies, TV show, high-profile critics and anything to do with that show business. Produced by  produced by [[Andrew Ross]] of [[MadDog Productions]] and [[Lyall Ramsden]] of [[e'bluebird Productions]], the piece was first performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg in 2009.
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-: Produced by  produced by [[Andrew Ross]] of [[MadDog Productions]] and [[Lyall Ramsden]] of [[e'bluebird Productions]], the piece was first performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg, directed by [[Malcolm Terrey]] with [[Brandon Auret]], [[Ntsepa Pitjeng]], [[Dianne Simpson]] and [[Pieter Bosch Botha]],
+: Performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg, from 23 November to 31 December 2009, directed by [[Malcolm Terrey]] with [[Brandon Auret]], [[Ntsepa Pitjeng]], [[Dianne Simpson]] and [[Pieter Bosch Botha]].
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−	2009: ~~Performed~~ at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg, directed by [[Malcolm Terrey]] with [[Brandon Auret]], [[Ntsepa Pitjeng]], [[Dianne Simpson]] and [[Pieter Bosch Botha]],	+	2009: Produced by produced by [[Andrew Ross]] of [[MadDog Productions]] and [[Lyall Ramsden]] of [[e'bluebird Productions]], the piece was first performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg, directed by [[Malcolm Terrey]] with [[Brandon Auret]], [[Ntsepa Pitjeng]], [[Dianne Simpson]] and [[Pieter Bosch Botha]],

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		+	Consisting of 30 different sketches, it has a loosely woven story about a once famous South African actress found murdered during a performance of "Beauty and the Beast" and how an inept police force is simply not interested in solving the case. They would rather read gossip magazines in the safety of their control room. The piece includes spoofs of high maintenance celebs, soapies, TV show, high-profile critics and anything to do with that show business.

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−	2009: Performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg	+	2009: Performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg, directed by [[Malcolm Terrey]] with [[Brandon Auret]], [[Ntsepa Pitjeng]], [[Dianne Simpson]] and [[Pieter Bosch Botha]],

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−	2009: Performed at the [[~~Theatre on the Square\|~~Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg	+	2009: Performed at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], Johannesburg

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