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The Fall by Ameera Conrad, Cleo Wesley, Kgomotso Khunoane, Oarabile Ditsele, Sihle Mnqwazana, Sizwesandile Mnisi, Tankiso Mamabolo and Thando Mangcu

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Performance history in South Africa

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 A docudrama collaboratively devised and workshopped by the original cast of UCT students as a reaction to and reflection on the South African student protests in 2015 and part of 2016, the play chronicles the #RhodesMustFall and subsequent student-led movements in South Africa, which alerted the country and the world to the latent ongoing issues brought about by colonialism and [[Apartheid]]. It details the experiences of seven students within this movement and how they deal with their traumas, while still moving towards activism for a free de-colonised education.
-The text published in the [[Junkets Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] ([[Oberon Modern Plays]]) in September, 2017.
+The text published in the [[Junkets Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] (series: [[Oberon Books|Oberon Modern Plays]]) in September, 2017.
 The play has been the nominee for and recipient of a large number of local and international awards, including winner of an Encore Award at the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards]] (2017);  The Stage Edinburgh Award for acting (2017); The Scotsman Fringe First  for New Writing  (2017) and nominee for Best Ensemble acting at the [[Naledi Theatre Awards]] (2018).

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 A docudrama collaboratively devised and workshopped by the original cast of UCT students as a reaction to and reflection on the South African student protests in 2015 and part of 2016, the play chronicles the #RhodesMustFall and subsequent student-led movements in South Africa, which alerted the country and the world to the latent ongoing issues brought about by colonialism and [[Apartheid]]. It details the experiences of seven students within this movement and how they deal with their traumas, while still moving towards activism for a free de-colonised education.
-The text published in the ''[[Junkets Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] in 2017.
+The text published in the [[Junkets Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] ([[Oberon Modern Plays]]) in September, 2017.
 The play has been the nominee for and recipient of a large number of local and international awards, including winner of an Encore Award at the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards]] (2017);  The Stage Edinburgh Award for acting (2017); The Scotsman Fringe First  for New Writing  (2017) and nominee for Best Ensemble acting at the [[Naledi Theatre Awards]] (2018).

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 A docudrama collaboratively devised and workshopped by the original cast of UCT students as a reaction to and reflection on the South African student protests in 2015 and part of 2016, the play chronicles the #RhodesMustFall and subsequent student-led movements in South Africa, which alerted the country and the world to the latent ongoing issues brought about by colonialism and [[Apartheid]]. It details the experiences of seven students within this movement and how they deal with their traumas, while still moving towards activism for a free de-colonised education.
-The text published in the ''[[Junketsd Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] in 2017.
+The text published in the ''[[Junkets Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] in 2017.
 The play has been the nominee for and recipient of a large number of local and international awards, including winner of an Encore Award at the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards]] (2017);  The Stage Edinburgh Award for acting (2017); The Scotsman Fringe First  for New Writing  (2017) and nominee for Best Ensemble acting at the [[Naledi Theatre Awards]] (2018).

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 A docudrama collaboratively devised and workshopped by the original cast of UCT students as a reaction to and reflection on the South African student protests in 2015 and part of 2016, the play chronicles the #RhodesMustFall and subsequent student-led movements in South Africa, which alerted the country and the world to the latent ongoing issues brought about by colonialism and [[Apartheid]]. It details the experiences of seven students within this movement and how they deal with their traumas, while still moving towards activism for a free de-colonised education.
-The text published in the ''[[Baxter Junkets Series]] 06'' (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] in 2017.
+The text published in the ''[[Junketsd Publisher|Baxter Junkets Series 06]] (July 2017) and by [[Oberon Books]] in 2017.
 The play has been the nominee for and recipient of a large number of local and international awards, including winner of an Encore Award at the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards]] (2017);  The Stage Edinburgh Award for acting (2017); The Scotsman Fringe First  for New Writing  (2017) and nominee for Best Ensemble acting at the [[Naledi Theatre Awards]] (2018).

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-=''[[The Fall]]'' <small>by [[Ameera Conrad]], [[Cleo Wesley]], [[Kgomotso Khunoane]], [[Oarabile Ditsele]], [[Sihle Mnqwazana]], [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]], [[Tankiso Mamabolo]] and [[Thando Mangcu]]</small> =
+=''[[The Fall]]'' <small>by [[Ameera Conrad]], [[Cleo Raatus]], [[Kgomotso Khunoane]], [[Oarabile Ditsele]], [[Sihle Mnqwazana]], [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]], [[Tankiso Mamabolo]] and [[Thando Mangcu]]</small> =
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 ==Performance history in South Africa==
-: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], Cape Town, directed by [[Clare Stopford]] with [[Ameera Conrad]], [[Cleo Wesley]], [[Kgomotso Khunoane]], [[Oarabile Ditsele]], [[Sihle Mnqwazana]], [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]], [[Tankiso Mamabolo]] and [[Thando Mangcu]]
+: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], Cape Town, directed by [[Clare Stopford]] with [[Ameera Conrad]], [[Cleo Raatus]], [[Kgomotso Khunoane]], [[Oarabile Ditsele]], [[Sihle Mnqwazana]], [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]], [[Tankiso Mamabolo]] and [[Thando Mangcu]]
 : Performed at the [[Woordfees]], Stellenbosch