Tau - Revision history

Miriamt at 13:00, 2 September 2019

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by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in 1941 at the [[African National Theatre Festival]] by the [[Black People’s Theatre]]. (See ‘’[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]’’ on the same theme.)

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−	''[[Tau]]'' is a play by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in 1940 at the [[~~The~~ African National Theatre (ANT) ~~festival~~]] by the [[Bantu People's Theatre (BPT)]]. (See ''[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]'' on the same theme.)	+	''[[Tau]]'' is a play by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in 1940 at the [[African National Theatre (ANT)]] festival by the [[Bantu People's Theatre (BPT)]]. (See ''[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]'' on the same theme.)

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−	by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in ~~1941~~ at the [[African National Theatre ~~Festival~~]] by the [[~~Black People’s~~ Theatre]]. (See ''[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]'' on the same theme.)	+	''[[Tau]]'' is a play by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in 1940 at the [[The African National Theatre (ANT) festival]] by the [[Bantu People's Theatre (BPT)]]. (See ''[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]'' on the same theme.)
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−	by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in 1941 at the [[African National Theatre Festival]] by the [[Black People’s Theatre]]. (See ‘’[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]’’ on the same theme.)	+	by [[I. Pinchuk]]. An agit-prop play, primarily written in Sesotho and dealing with the expropriation of African farms and the way workers were treated on the farms. First performed in 1941 at the [[African National Theatre Festival]] by the [[Black People’s Theatre]]. (See ''[[The Native Who Caused All the Trouble]]'' on the same theme.)