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 : Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]].
 : In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was also presented at the Port Elizabeth [[Opera House]] (25-29 March), the [[1820 Settlers Monument|Settlers Memorial Theatre]] in Grahamstown (1 and 2 April), the [[Guild Theatre]] in East London (4 and 5 April) and the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] (9-12 April 1975).
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 == Sources ==
 ''[[Helikon]]'', 1(5):90-91. 1952.
 ''The Alchemist'' theatre programme, 1975.

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-''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610.
+''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson (1573?-1637). Written in 1610.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 First performed in South Africa in 18*
-Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]].
+: Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]].
-In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was also presented at the Port Elizabeth [[Opera House]] (25-29 March), the [[1820 Settlers Monument|Settlers Memorial Theatre]] in Grahamstown (1 and 2 April), the [[Guild Theatre]] in East London (4 and 5 April) and the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] (9-12 April 1975).
+: In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was also presented at the Port Elizabeth [[Opera House]] (25-29 March), the [[1820 Settlers Monument|Settlers Memorial Theatre]] in Grahamstown (1 and 2 April), the [[Guild Theatre]] in East London (4 and 5 April) and the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] (9-12 April 1975).
 ==Translations and adaptations==
 == Sources ==
 ''The Alchemist'' theatre programme, 1975.

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 Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]].
-In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was also presented at the Port Elizabeth [[Opera House]] (25-29 March), the [[Settlers Memorial Theatre]] in Grahamstown (1 and 2 April), the [[Guild Theatre]] in East London (4 and 5 April) and the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] (9-12 April 1975).
+In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was also presented at the Port Elizabeth [[Opera House]] (25-29 March), the [[1820 Settlers Monument|Settlers Memorial Theatre]] in Grahamstown (1 and 2 April), the [[Guild Theatre]] in East London (4 and 5 April) and the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] (9-12 April 1975).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]].
-In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was presented at the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] 9-12 April 1975.
+In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was also presented at the Port Elizabeth [[Opera House]] (25-29 March), the [[Settlers Memorial Theatre]] in Grahamstown (1 and 2 April), the [[Guild Theatre]] in East London (4 and 5 April) and the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] (9-12 April 1975).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]].
-In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]].
+In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] English Drama Company by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. The first performance was 1 March 1975. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]], [[Roland Stafford]], [[Henry Goodman]], [[Bill Jervis]], [[Colin Duell]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Marion Achber]], [[John Giese]], [[David Salton]], [[Alan Prior]], [[Kathleen Lee]]. This production was presented at the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] 9-12 April 1975.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
 == Sources ==
-[[ESAT Bibliography I|Inskip]], 1977. p 126
+''The Alchemist'' theatre programme, 1975.
 == Return to ==

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-''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610. First performed in South Africa in 18* Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]]. In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.
+''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610.
-Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 A|A]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays
+In March 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races. Decor by Arieh Navon and costumes by Lucia Metsch-Sestopali. In the cast were [[Michael Atkinson]], [[David Crichton]], [[Vivienne Drummond]], [[Kerry Jordan]], [[Simon Swindell]], [[John Whiteley]].
-Return to [[ESAT Plays 2 A|A]] in Plays 2 Foreign Plays
+==Translations and adaptations==
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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−	''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610. First performed in South Africa in 18* Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[~~Milla~~ Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], Teddy Hinwood]]. In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.	+	''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610. First performed in South Africa in 18* Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Minna Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], [[Teddy Hinwood]]. In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.

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−	''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610. First performed in South Africa in 18* In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.	+	''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610. First performed in South Africa in 18* Performed by the [[University Players]] in 1952, directed by [[Milla Millsten]], starring [[Arnold Quin]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Sheila Steafel]], Teddy Hinwood]]. In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.

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−	''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 16*. First performed in South Africa in 18 In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.	+	''The Alchemist'' by Ben Jonson. Written in 1610. First performed in South Africa in 18* In 1975 it was directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Leonard Schach]], as part of the first [[Cape Town Festival]], and coincidentally formed part of the "second opening" of the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now open to all races.