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'''The Insatiables''' (2008) is a comedy/thriller conceived and written by [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Tim Plewman]]. It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment. Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation. The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]]. The play was taken on tour throughout the country and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]], the [[Montecasino Theatre]] and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].

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 It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment.  Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation.  The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]].
-The play was taken on tour to Cape Town and Johannesburg and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]] (2008), the [[Montecasino Theatre]] (2009) and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].
+The play had its premiere at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown in 2008 and was taken on tour to both Cape Town and Johannesburg.  It was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]] and the [[Montecasino Theatre]], both in 2009. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].
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-'''The Insatiables''' (2008) is a comedy/thriller conceived and written by [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Tim Plewman]].  It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment.  Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation.  The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]].  The play was taken on tour to Cape Town and Johannesburg and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]] (2008), the [[Montecasino Theatre]] (2009) and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].
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 Numerous reviews amongst the [[Jonathan Rands]] papers
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-Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 I|I]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays
+Return to [[PLAYS I: Original SA plays]]
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+Return to [[South_African_Films]]
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 Programme from [[Jumping Dust Productions]]
-Numerous reviews kept in the [[Jonathan Rands]] Archive
+Numerous reviews amongst the [[Jonathan Rands]] papers
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−	'''The Insatiables''' (2008) is a comedy/thriller conceived and written by [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Tim Plewman]]. It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment. Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation. The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]]. The play was taken on tour ~~throughout the country~~ and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]], the [[Montecasino Theatre]] and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].	+	'''The Insatiables''' (2008) is a comedy/thriller conceived and written by [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Tim Plewman]]. It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment. Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation. The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]]. The play was taken on tour to Cape Town and Johannesburg and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]] (2008), the [[Montecasino Theatre]] (2009) and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].

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	'''The Insatiables''' (2008) is a comedy/thriller conceived and written by [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Tim Plewman]]. It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment. Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation. The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]]. The play was taken on tour throughout the country and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]], the [[Montecasino Theatre]] and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].		'''The Insatiables''' (2008) is a comedy/thriller conceived and written by [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Tim Plewman]]. It is an example of “industrial theatre”, in which the plot is at the service of the overall message of ethics within a corporate or industrial environment. Rands and Plewman play two conniving white-collar fraudsters, once school mates, vying for the same executive position at a reputable corporation. The only other role is that of a psychologist, played at various times by [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]] and, in Grahamstown, by [[Ameera Patel]]. The play was taken on tour throughout the country and was staged at various corporate venues, as well as at [[Pieter Toerien]]’s [[Theatre on the Bay]], the [[Montecasino Theatre]] and, in 2008, the [[National Arts Festival]]. It was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and won an award as the best play at the 2008 [[South African Comedy Awards]].
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	== Return to ==
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		+	Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 I\|I]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
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		+	Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	Return to [[Main Page]]