The Man Who Came to Dinner - Revision history

Darryl at 10:46, 28 April 2026

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Ivor: /* Performance history in South Africa */

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Performance history in South Africa

Ivor: /* Performance history in South Africa */

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Performance history in South Africa

Miriamt: /* Performance history in South Africa */

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Performance history in South Africa

Miriamt at 05:27, 22 February 2016

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Johann van Heerden: /* Sources */

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Johann van Heerden at 05:11, 1 July 2015

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Johann van Heerden at 05:08, 1 July 2015

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Johann van Heerden at 05:06, 1 July 2015

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		+	1941: Presented by [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], starring [[André Huguenet]] and [[Margaret Inglis]], directed by [[Leontine Sagan]].

	1953: The [[Dramatic Society of East London]].		1953: The [[Dramatic Society of East London]].

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 : Presented at the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town 14-28 May, directed by [[Mavis Taylor]] starring [[Shirley Ellis]], [[Susan Pam]], [[David Thomas]], [[Patrick Lilley]], [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[David Clatworthy]] and others. Set design by [[Colin Shaw]] and [[A. Samsodien]], costume design by [[Shauna Johnson]].
-November 24 - December 4, 1982: Presented by [[PEMADS]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Port Elizabeth. Directed by [[Noel Morgan]] and [[Noel Annear]] as Assistant to Director. Starring [[Liz Yates]] as Mrs Ernest W. Stanley, [[Barbara Woodhead]]as Miss Preen, [[Roderick James]] as Richard Stanley, [[Jane Shorney]] as June Stanley, [[Sandy Tube]] as John, [[Ellen Tube]] as Sarah, [[Sigrid Green]] as Mrs Dexter, [[Pam Berning]] as Mrs McCutcheon, [[Alex Kiddie]] as Mr Stanley, [[Jacquie Gilson]] as Maggie Cutler, [[Gwyn James]] as Dr Bradley, [[Michael Brunner]] as Sheridan Whiteside, [[Bunty Gammon]] as Harriet Stanley, [[Peter Hickman]] as Bert Jefferson, [[Val Ruhl]] as Professor Metz, [[Jack Batzofen]], [[Doug Francis]], Louis Craddock]] as convicts, [[Eugene Gerber]] as Prison Warder, [[Graham Nosworthy]] as ex-Pressman, [[Gill Brewis]] as Lorraine Sheldon, [[Graham Nurse]] as Sandy, [[Gordon Roberts]] as Beverley Carlton, [[Dennis Slattery]] as Westcott, [[Paddy Conway]] as Radio Technician, [[Bernard Reid]] as Choir Boy, [[David Stone]] as Banjo, [[Ken Collier]] and [[Ian van der Heever]] as Deputies.
+November 24 - December 4, 1982: Presented by [[PEMADS]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Port Elizabeth. Directed by [[Noel Morgan]] with [[Noel Annear]] as Assistant to Director. Starring [[Liz Yates]] as Mrs Ernest W. Stanley, [[Barbara Woodhead]]as Miss Preen, [[Roderick James]] as Richard Stanley, [[Jane Shorney]] as June Stanley, [[Sandy Tube]] as John, [[Ellen Tube]] as Sarah, [[Sigrid Green]] as Mrs Dexter, [[Pam Berning]] as Mrs McCutcheon, [[Alex Kiddie]] as Mr Stanley, [[Jacquie Gilson]] as Maggie Cutler, [[Gwyn James]] as Dr Bradley, [[Michael Brunner]] as Sheridan Whiteside, [[Bunty Gammon]] as Harriet Stanley, [[Peter Hickman]] as Bert Jefferson, [[Val Ruhl]] as Professor Metz, [[Jack Batzofen]], [[Doug Francis]], Louis Craddock]] as convicts, [[Eugene Gerber]] as Prison Warder, [[Graham Nosworthy]] as ex-Pressman, [[Gill Brewis]] as Lorraine Sheldon, [[Graham Nurse]] as Sandy, [[Gordon Roberts]] as Beverley Carlton, [[Dennis Slattery]] as Westcott, [[Paddy Conway]] as Radio Technician, [[Bernard Reid]] as Choir Boy, [[David Stone]] as Banjo, [[Ken Collier]] and [[Ian van der Heever]] as Deputies.
 Set desiged by [[Alex Kiddie]], sound by [[Norma Smith]],

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : The [[Dramatic Society of East London]].
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 : Presented at the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town 14-28 May, directed by [[Mavis Taylor]] starring [[Shirley Ellis]], [[Susan Pam]], [[David Thomas]], [[Patrick Lilley]], [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[David Clatworthy]] and others. Set design by [[Colin Shaw]] and [[A. Samsodien]], costume design by [[Shauna Johnson]].
 **: Done by the [[Kimberley Theatre Repertory Players]]. (Press clippings, [[NELM]] [Collection: WOOLFSON, Malcolm L]: 1999. 113. 13. 4. 2).

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 : The [[Dramatic Society of East London]].
-: Presented by the University of Stellenbosch Speech Training Department, produced by [[Robert Mohr]], on 17 June in the Botha Hall. [[Limpie Basson]] played Bert Jefferson and was also the stage manager.
+: Presented by the [[Stellenbosch University Drama Department|University of Stellenbosch Speech Training Department]], produced by [[Robert Mohr]], on 17 June in the Botha Hall. [[Limpie Basson]] played Bert Jefferson and was also the stage manager.
 : Staged by the [[Durban Jewish Club]], directed by [[Anne Freed]].

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : The [[Dramatic Society of East London]].
 : Staged by the [[Durban Jewish Club]], directed by [[Anne Freed]].

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 == Sources ==
 ''Wikipedia'' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Came_to_Dinner]
 The [[Durban Jewish Club]] Dramatic Section theatre programme, 1964.

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