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 : A production directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] opened on 5 July [[Upstairs at the Market]].
 : Directed by [[Helen Mann]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.]. and staged at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Starring [[Nelwyn Wilkins]] (as Betty Parris), [[Bud Baylis]] (as Rev Samuel Parris), [[Prudence Clayton]] (as Tituba), [[Dianne Kingsley]] (as Abigail Williams), [[Amber Cummins]] (as Susanna Walcott), [[Janice Shortland]] (as Goodwife Ann Putnam), [[Gwyn James]] (as Thomas Putnam), [[Bernadette Johnson]] (as Mercy Lewis), [[Mary Owen]] (as Mary Warren), [[Terry Codd]] (as John Proctor), [[Anita Lowrey-Bell]] (as Goodwife Rebecca Nurse), [[Alf Porter]] (as Giles Cory), [[Trevor Hicks]] (as Rev John Hale), [[Helen Wilkins]] (as Goodwife Elizabeth Proctor), [[Roy McGregor]] (as Ezekiel Cheever), [[Patrick Scott]] (as Marshal Herrick), [[John McDermott]] (as Judge Hathorne) and [[John Hamber]] (as Deputy-Governor Danforth).
 : [[PACT]] staged a production directed by [[William Egan]], featuring [[Ron Smerczak]] (John Proctor), [[Sandra Prinsloo]] (Elizabeth Proctor), [[Patrick Mynhardt]] (Deputy-Governor Danforth), [[Bobby Heaney]] (Reverend John Hale), [[Diane Britz]] (Abigail Williams), [[Anthony James]] (Giles Corey), [[Margaret Heale]] (Rebecca Nurse), [[Pamela Gien]] (Mary Warren), [[Nigel Vermaas]] (Reverend Parris), [[Pauline Bailey]] (Ann Putnam), [[Theresa Iglich]] (Mercy Lewis), [[Karen Lebos]] (Susanna Walcott), [[Mara Louw]] (Tituba), [[Joan Metelerkamp]] (Betty Parris), [[Norman Anstey]] (Marshal Herrick), [[Ian Steadman]] (Thomas Putnam), [[Peter Terry]] (Ezekiel Cheever) and [[Ronald Wallace]] (Judge Hathorne). Decor by [[Johan Badenhorst]], costumes by [[Frances Michaletos]] and Lighting by [[Jannie Swanepoel]].

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 : A Herschel School production, directed by [[Dawn McClurg]], was performed in the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Studio]].
-: The [[Sandra Kotzé|Kotzé]] [[Afrikaans]] translation ''Die Salem-Verhoor'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Dieter Reible]], with [[Megan Choritz]], [[Linda Pienaar]], [[Johan Malherbe]], [[Natania van Heerden]], [[Nomhle Nkonyeni]], [[Susan Danford]], [[Isabel Smit]], [[Lida Meiring]], [[Pieter Brand]], [[Ronel Kriel]], [[Anna-Mart van der Merwe]], [[Marcel van Heerden]], [[Wilna Snyman]], [[Eghard van der Hoven]], [[Pierre van Pletzen]], [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]], [[George Barnes]], [[Andre Odendaal]], [[Hannes Muller]], [[Tjaart Potgieter]] and [[Louis van Niekerk]]. Assistant director was [[Andre Odendaal]], decor by [[Lindy Roberts]], lighting by [[Jacques Mulder]] and costumes by [[Christa Scholtz]].
+: The [[Sandra Kotzé|Kotzé]] [[Afrikaans]] translation ''[[Die Salem-Verhoor]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Dieter Reible]], with [[Megan Choritz]], [[Linda Pienaar]], [[Johan Malherbe]], [[Natania van Heerden]], [[Nomhle Nkonyeni]], [[Susan Danford]], [[Isabel Smit]], [[Lida Meiring]], [[Pieter Brand]], [[Ronel Kriel]], [[Anna-Mart van der Merwe]], [[Marcel van Heerden]], [[Wilna Snyman]], [[Eghard van der Hoven]], [[Pierre van Pletzen]], [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]], [[George Barnes]], [[Andre Odendaal]], [[Hannes Muller]], [[Tjaart Potgieter]] and [[Louis van Niekerk]]. Assistant director was [[Andre Odendaal]], decor by [[Lindy Roberts]], lighting by [[Jacques Mulder]] and costumes by [[Christa Scholtz]].
 : Presented by the [[Rhodes University Drama Department]], directed by Reza Reardon ([[Reza de Wet]]) in May, starring [[Lindsay Reardon]], [[Jenni Fulton]], [[Dion van Niekerk]], [[David Bertram]], [[David Whisson]], [[Edwina Sheridan-Smith]], [[Alison Hope]], [[William Carnegie]] and [[Neil Borland]].

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 : A production directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] opened on 5 July [[Upstairs at the Market]].
-: Directed by [[Helen Mann]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.].
+: Directed by [[Helen Mann]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.]. and staged at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Starring [[Nelwyn Wilkins]] (as Betty Parris), [[Bud Baylis]] (as Rev Samuel Parris), [[Prudence Clayton]] (as Tituba), [[Dianne Kingsley]] (as Abigail Williams), [[Amber Cummins]] (as Susanna Walcott), [[Janice Shortland]] (as Goodwife Ann Putnam), [[Gwyn James]] (as Thomas Putnam), [[Bernadette Johnson]] (as Mercy Lewis), [[Mary Owen]] (as Mary Warren), [[Terry Codd]] (as John Proctor), [[Anita Lowrey-Bell]] (as Goodwife Rebecca Nurse), [[Alf Porter]] (as Giles Cory), [[Trevor Hicks]] (as Rev John Hale), [[Helen Wilkins]] (as Goodwife Elizabeth Proctor), [[Roy McGregor]] (as Ezekiel Cheever), [[Patrick Scott]] (as Marshal Herrick), [[John McDermott]] (as Judge Hathorne) and [[John Hamber]] (as Deputy-Governor Danforth).
 : [[PACT]] staged a production directed by [[William Egan]], featuring [[Ron Smerczak]] (John Proctor), [[Sandra Prinsloo]] (Elizabeth Proctor), [[Patrick Mynhardt]] (Deputy-Governor Danforth), [[Bobby Heaney]] (Reverend John Hale), [[Diane Britz]] (Abigail Williams), [[Anthony James]] (Giles Corey), [[Margaret Heale]] (Rebecca Nurse), [[Pamela Gien]] (Mary Warren), [[Nigel Vermaas]] (Reverend Parris), [[Pauline Bailey]] (Ann Putnam), [[Theresa Iglich]] (Mercy Lewis), [[Karen Lebos]] (Susanna Walcott), [[Mara Louw]] (Tituba), [[Joan Metelerkamp]] (Betty Parris), [[Norman Anstey]] (Marshal Herrick), [[Ian Steadman]] (Thomas Putnam), [[Peter Terry]] (Ezekiel Cheever) and [[Ronald Wallace]] (Judge Hathorne). Decor by [[Johan Badenhorst]], costumes by [[Frances Michaletos]] and Lighting by [[Jannie Swanepoel]].

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	[[National Arts Festival]] programme, 1996.		[[National Arts Festival]] programme, 1996.
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		+	[[Ruphin Coudyzer]]. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of [[Market Theatre]] productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)

	[[UTS]] theatre programme.		[[UTS]] theatre programme.

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 : A production directed by [[Pieter Brand]] featured [[Luan Jacobs]] as "John Proctor".
-: [[Alby Michaels]] directed a production by [[Promusica]] their theatre in Roodepoort, with a  young cast that included [[Stephen van Niekerk]] and [[Kim Cloete]] in March, after wich it moved to the [[University of Johannesburg]]'s Arts Centre from April 18 to 21. The production designed by [[Kosie Smit]].
+: [[Alby Michaels]] directed a production by [[Promusica]] the [[Pro Musica Theatre]] in Roodepoort, with a  young cast that included [[Stephen van Niekerk]] and [[Kim Cloete]] in March, after wich it moved to the [[University of Johannesburg]]'s Arts Centre from April 18 to 21. The production designed by [[Kosie Smit]].
 : A production by students of the Department of Drama and Film (Drama) at the [[Tshwane University of Technology]]. The venue is the [[Breytenbach Theatre]], Pretoria (25 February to 1 March) and the play is directed by [[Nkosinathi Joachim Gaar]].

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 : Presented by the [[Market Theatre]] at the [[National Arts Festival]], directed by [[Lara Foot Newton]]. Set designer [[Cathy Henegan]], costume designer [[Sue Steele]], lighting designer [[Richard Barnes]], accent coach [[Dorothy-Ann Gould]]. The cast: [[Marcel van Heerden]], [[Graham Hopkins]], [[Frantz Dobrowsky]], [[Megan Wilson]], [[Michael Gritten]], [[Thembi Mtshali]], [[Alan T. Marks]], [[Norman Coombes]], [[Bella Mariani]], [[Yael Farber]], [[Amanda Lane]], [[Ken Marshall]], [[Kyla Davis]], [[Sarah Woodward]], [[Carla Grauls]], [[Ntombiyoxolo Tshabalala]].
-: Performed in the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] by students of the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]] from 1-7 September, directed by [[Blaise Koch]], assisted by [[Samantha Pienaar]], with [[Erica Wessels]] as the dialect coach. The cast consisted of [[Neels van Jaarsveld]], [[André Weideman]], [[Floyd de Vaal|Floyed de Vaal]], [[Jenny Stead]], [[Erica Wessels]], [[Liandé Snell]], [[Gina Goss]], [[Laura de Cock]], [[Jackie Bojè]], [[Nicole Rypstra]], [[Colleen Triegaardt]], [[J.P. de Rosnay]], [[James Lapping]], [[John-Murray Viljoen]], [[Jonathan van Renen]], [[Anthea Philips]], [[Mienkie Albertyn]], [[Wilmie Barnhardt]], [[Germarie van Rooyen]], [[Christine Wessels]], [[Gretel Schulze]], [[Taryn Luitingh]], [[Carlien Vorster]] and [[Marcelle Olivier]]. Overall design by [[Kobus Rossouw]] and costumes and wardrobe by [[Elrina Marais]], both supported by student assistants, including lighting by [[Francois Liebetrau]], set by [[Zani Nel]], sound by [[Lavonne Bosman]] and props by [[Deon Van Zyl]].
+: Performed in the [[H.B. Thom Theatre]] by students of the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]] from 1-7 September, directed by [[Blaise Koch]], assisted by [[Samantha Pienaar]], with [[Erica Wessels]] as the dialect coach. The large cast included [[Neels van Jaarsveld]], [[André Weideman]], [[Floyd de Vaal|Floyed de Vaal]], [[Jenny Stead]], [[Erica Wessels]], [[Liandé Snell]], [[Gina Goss]], [[Laura de Cock]], [[Jackie Bojè]], [[Nicole Rypstra]], [[Colleen Triegaardt]], [[J.P. de Rosnay]], [[James Lapping]], [[John-Murray Viljoen]], [[Jonathan van Renen]], [[Anthea Philips]], [[Mienkie Albertyn]], [[Wilmie Barnhardt]], [[Germarie van Rooyen]], [[Christine Wessels]], [[Gretel Schulze]], [[Taryn Luitingh]], [[Carlien Vorster]], [[Merlin Balie]] and [[Marcelle Olivier]]. Overall design by [[Kobus Rossouw]] and costumes and wardrobe by [[Elrina Marais]], both supported by student assistants, including lighting by [[Francois Liebetrau]], set by [[Zani Nel]], sound by [[Lavonne Bosman]] and props by [[Deon Van Zyl]].
 : A production directed by [[Pieter Brand]] featured [[Luan Jacobs]] as "John Proctor".