The Middle Passage: A Ritual of Healing - Revision history

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 : Premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] and the [[Little Theatre]], [[University of Cape Town]], South Africa. Directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], designed by [[Kathy A. Perkins]]
-: Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].
+: Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]][https://www.linkedin.com/in/nefertiti-burton-27b66297/] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].
 : A short filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August, as part of the United Nations'  ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''.  The play's designer [[Kathy A. Perkins]] served on the discussion panel on this occasion.
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 ''[[The Middle Passage: A Ritual of Healing]]'' is a play by [[Fatima Dike]] (1948-)
 : Premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] and the [[Little Theatre]], [[University of Cape Town]], South Africa. Directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], designed by [[Kathy A. Perkins]]
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 : Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].
-: A filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August 2004, as part of the United Nations'  ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''.  Designer [[Kathy A. Perkins]] served on the discussion panel on this occasion.
+: A short filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August, as part of the United Nations'  ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''.  The play's designer [[Kathy A. Perkins]] served on the discussion panel on this occasion.
 http://kathyaperkins.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/PerkinsWebCV2017.pdf

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 : Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].
+: A filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August 2004, as part of the United Nations'  ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''.  Designer [[Kathy A. Perkins]] served on the discussion panel on this occasion.
 http://kathyaperkins.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/PerkinsWebCV2017.pdf

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−	A filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August as part of the United Nations' ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''.	+	A filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August 2004, as part of the United Nations' ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''. Designer [[Kathy A. Perkins]] served on the discussion panel on this occasion.

	http://kathyaperkins.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/PerkinsWebCV2017.pdf		http://kathyaperkins.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/PerkinsWebCV2017.pdf

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-A filmed version was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August as part of the International Day for Slavery and Abolition.
+A filmed version of the production was shown at the Gorée Institute in Dakar on 23 August as part of the United Nations'  ''International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition''.
 http://kathyaperkins.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/PerkinsWebCV2017.pdf
 "Six AATP plays to be presented on campus", in ''The Louisville Cardinal'', September 30, 2003[https://www.louisvillecardinal.com/2003/09/six-aatp-plays-to-be-presented-on-campus/]

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		+	"Six AATP plays to be presented on campus", in ''The Louisville Cardinal'', September 30, 2003[https://www.louisvillecardinal.com/2003/09/six-aatp-plays-to-be-presented-on-campus/]

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	2004: Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].		2004: Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].
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	2003: Premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] and the [[Little Theatre]], [[University of Cape Town]], South Africa. Directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], designed by [[Kathy A. Perkins]]		2003: Premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] and the [[Little Theatre]], [[University of Cape Town]], South Africa. Directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], designed by [[Kathy A. Perkins]]

−	2004: U.S. Premiere ~~at the~~ University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].	+	2004: Had its U.S. Premiere on 21 April 21 in Thrust Theater, University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].

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	2003: Premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] and the [[Little Theatre]], [[University of Cape Town]], South Africa. Directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], designed by [[Kathy A. Perkins]]		2003: Premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] and the [[Little Theatre]], [[University of Cape Town]], South Africa. Directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], designed by [[Kathy A. Perkins]]
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		+	2004: U.S. Premiere at the University of Louisville, once more directed by [[Nefertiti Burton]] and [[Dumile Magodia]], with designs by [[Kathy A. Perkins]].