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by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A radio play. A wry reworking of [[Luis De Camoens]]’ epic poem ‘’[[The Lusiads]]’’, about the Adamastor myth., through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963. It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]]. Published in ''[[Theatre Two]]'' in 1981 (ed. [[Stephen Gray]], pub. [[Ad Donker]]). (See Gosher, 1988)

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 A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.
-Broadcast 1964 (by the [[Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation]]), directed by [[John Parry]]. It was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.
+Published in [[ESAT Bibliography Gra|''Theatre One'']], edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988).
-It was first staged in 1971 by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].
+: Broadcast 1964 by the [[Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation]]), directed by [[John Parry]]. It was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.
-Published in [[ESAT Bibliography Gra|''Theatre One'']], edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988).
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 == Sources ==

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		+	[[Ernest Pereira]]. (ed). ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]''.1977. [[Ravan Press]].
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		+	[[Stephen Gray]]. (ed.) ''[[Theatre One]]''. 1978. [[AD Donker]].

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-''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]] (1932-1969).
+''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]] (1932-1996).
 A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.
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 Published in [[ESAT Bibliography Gra|''Theatre One'']], edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988).

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−	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]].	+	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]] (1932-1969).

	A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.		A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.

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 ''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]].
-A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which  Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.
+A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.
-Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.
+Broadcast 1964 (by the [[Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation]]), directed by [[John Parry]]. It was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.
-It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].
+It was first staged in 1971 by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].
 Published in [[ESAT Bibliography Gra|''Theatre One'']], edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988).

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−	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.	+	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]].
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		+	A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter.
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		+	Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.

	It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].		It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].

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−	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A wry reworking of Luis De ~~Camoens’s~~ epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.	+	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A wry reworking of Luis De Camoes’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.

	It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].		It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].

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−	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A wry reworking of [[Luis De ~~Camoens]]’~~ epic poem ''[[The Lusiads]]'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.	+	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A wry reworking of Luis De Camoens’s epic poem ''The Lusiads'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.

	It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].		It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].

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−	by [[Douglas Livingstone]]~~. A radio play~~. A wry reworking of [[Luis De Camoens]]’ epic poem ‘’[[The Lusiads]]’’, about the Adamastor myth., through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963. It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]]. Published in ''[[Theatre ~~Two~~]]~~'' in 1981 (ed.~~ [[Stephen Gray]], ~~pub~~. [[~~Ad Donker~~]]~~). (See Gosher~~, 1988)	+	''The Sea my Winding Sheet'' is a radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A wry reworking of [[Luis De Camoens]]’ epic poem ''[[The Lusiads]]'', about the Adamastor myth, through which Livingstone parodies the European-African encounter. Broadcast 1963, it was awarded BBC/Federal Broadcasting Corporation Prize 1963.
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		+	It was first staged in 1970/71*? by the [[Theatre Workshop Company]] of the University of Natal, under the direction of [[Pieter Scholtz]].
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		+	Published in [[ESAT Bibliography Gra\|''Theatre One'']], edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go\|Gosher]], 1988).