The Okavango Macbeth - Revision history

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−	'''''The Okavango Macbeth''''' [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/] is a 2009 chamber opera written by [[Alexander McCall Smith]] (1948- ), with music by Scottish composer Tom Cunningham (1946- ) [http://www.cflat.com/], based on the Shakespearean tragedy ''[[Macbeth]]''.	+	'''''The Okavango Macbeth''''' [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/about] is a 2009 chamber opera written by [[Alexander McCall Smith]] (1948- ), with music by Scottish composer Tom Cunningham (1946- ) [http://www.cflat.com/], based on the Shakespearean tragedy ''[[Macbeth]]''.

	First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].		First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].

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	First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].		First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]], [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]] (Lady Macbeth) and [[Akhona Dudumashe]] (Duncan).
+: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]] (Macbeth), [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]] (Lady Macbeth), [[Akhona Dudumashe]] (Duncan) and [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]].
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]], [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]] (Lady Macbeth) and Akhona Dudumashe (Duncan).
+: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]], [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]] (Lady Macbeth) and [[Akhona Dudumashe]] (Duncan).
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]], [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]] and [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]] (Lady Macbeth).
+: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]], [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]] (Lady Macbeth) and Akhona Dudumashe (Duncan).
 == Sources ==

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 == Subject ==
-Set in the Botswana Okavango Delta [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okavango_Delta], it tells a story of the struggle for power among competing baboons in their matriarchal society - thus drawing parallels with the Macbeth story (website [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/]).
+Set in the Botswana Okavango Delta [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okavango_Delta], it tells a story of the struggle for power among competing baboons in their matriarchal society - thus drawing parallels with the Macbeth story. (''Website'' [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/])
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 '''''The Okavango Macbeth''''' [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/] is a 2009 chamber opera written by [[Alexander McCall Smith]] (1948- ), with music by Scottish composer Tom Cunningham (1946- ) [http://www.cflat.com/], based on the Shakespearean tragedy ''[[Macbeth]]''.
-First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana.
+First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].
 == Subject ==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
+: Staged by [[Theatre for Africa]] in the [[Artscape]] Theatre, directed by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], with a cast including [[Sandile Kamle]], [[Mlamli Lalaphantsi]] and [[Nombulumko Mngxekeza]].
 == Sources ==

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	'''''The Okavango Macbeth''''' [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/] is a 2009 chamber opera written by [[Alexander McCall Smith]] (1948- ), with music by Scottish composer Tom Cunningham (1946- ) [http://www.cflat.com/], based on the Shakespearean tragedy ''[[Macbeth]]''.		'''''The Okavango Macbeth''''' [http://www.okavangomacbeth.com/] is a 2009 chamber opera written by [[Alexander McCall Smith]] (1948- ), with music by Scottish composer Tom Cunningham (1946- ) [http://www.cflat.com/], based on the Shakespearean tragedy ''[[Macbeth]]''.

		+	First performed on 3rd October 2009 at the No.1 Ladies' Opera House in Gaborone, Botswana.

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