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Created page with "''Suddenly the Storm'' is a play by Paul Slabolepszy. The play won three Naledi Theatre Awards. == Performance history in South Africa == 2017: Directed by Bo..."

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''[[Suddenly the Storm]]'' is a play by [[Paul Slabolepszy]].

The play won three [[Naledi Theatre Awards]].

== Performance history in South Africa ==

2017: Directed by [[Bobby Heaney]] for the [[Market Theatre]], starring [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]] and [[Renate Stuurman]]. Lighting Design: [[Wesley France]], Set Design: [[Greg King]]. This production was also presented at the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]].

== Sources ==
[[Baxter Theatre]] web page [http://www.baxter.co.za/shows/suddenly-the-storm/].

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 The play won three [[Naledi Theatre Awards]].
-The play was written as a follow-up/replacement version to an earlier play (''[[Guarding Mrs Gumede]]'') which was (according to Heaney) literally torn to shreds by Slabolepszy. The earlier, abandoned play concerns a security guard called out on a stormy night to guard a fearful Mrs Gumede in her home. The new play explores more actively and vividly the sub-plot of the earlier play.
+The play was written as a follow-up/replacement version to an earlier play (''[[Guarding Mrs Gumede]]'') which was (according to Heaney) literally torn to shreds by Slabolepszy. The earlier, abandoned play concerns a security guard called out on a stormy night to guard a fearful Mrs Gumede in her home. The new play explores more actively and vividly the background/subtext of the earlier play.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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 The play won three [[Naledi Theatre Awards]].
-The play was written as a follow-up/replacement version to an earlier play (''[[Guarding Mrs Gumede]]'') which was (according to Heaney) literally torn to shreds by Slabolepszy. The earlier, abandoned play concerns a security guard called out on a storm night to guard a fearful Mrs Gumede in her home. The new play explores more actively and vividly the sub-plot of the earlier play.
+The play was written as a follow-up/replacement version to an earlier play (''[[Guarding Mrs Gumede]]'') which was (according to Heaney) literally torn to shreds by Slabolepszy. The earlier, abandoned play concerns a security guard called out on a stormy night to guard a fearful Mrs Gumede in her home. The new play explores more actively and vividly the sub-plot of the earlier play.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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-The play was launched in 2016 to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising of 1976.
+''[[Suddenly the Storm]]'' explores the legacy of Apartheid on lives in present-day South Africa. The play was launched in 2016 to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising of 1976.
 Published in 2017 by [[Wits University Press]], with a foreword by [[Bobby Heaney]].
 The play won three [[Naledi Theatre Awards]].
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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-''[[Suddenly the Storm]]'' is a play by [[Paul Slabolepszy]].
+''[[Suddenly the Storm]]'' is a play by [[Paul Slabolepszy]] (1948-).
 == Original text ==
 Published in 2017 by [[Wits University Press]], with a foreword by [[Bobby Heaney]].
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Directed by [[Bobby Heaney]] for the [[Market Theatre]], starring [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]] and [[Renate Stuurman]]. Lighting Design: [[Wesley France]], Set Design: [[Greg King]]. This production was also presented at the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]].
+: Directed by [[Bobby Heaney]] for the [[Market Theatre]], starring [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]] and [[Renate Stuurman]]. Lighting Design: [[Wesley France]], Set Design: [[Greg King]]. This production was also presented at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Sandton and [[Baxter Theatre Centre]].
 == Sources ==

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		+	Published in 2017 by [[Wits University Press]], with a foreword by [[Bobby Heaney]].

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