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 == South African productions ==
-: First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with [[Heather Lloyd-Jones]] at the [[Brooke Theatre]], also starring [[Michael Newell]] as "Rolf".
+: First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with [[Heather Lloyd-Jones]] and at the [[Brooke Theatre]]. Also starring [[Michael Newell]] as "Rolf", [[Michael de Beer]] as "Kurt", .
 : Produced at the [[Lyric  Theatre]] by [[Des Morley]] with [[David Horner]] and [[Marcelle Mitchell]].

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 : Produced at the [[Lyric  Theatre]] by [[Des Morley]] with [[David Horner]] and [[Marcelle Mitchell]].
-: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by [[Helen Mann]], opening on 15 June. The cast included [[Monica Hunter]] (Maria Rainer, Postulent at Nonnberg Abbey), [[Joan Sneesby]] (Sister Bertha), [[Ann Fincham]] (Sister Margaretta), [[Barbara Nuttall]] (The Mother Abbess), [[Helen Dickson]] (Sister Sophia), [[Wilhelm van der Nest]] (Capatin George von Trapp), [[Alfred Porter]] (Franz, the Butler), [[Edith Porter]] (Frau Schmidt, the Housekeeper), [[Roslyn Hastwell]] (Liesl), [[Clifford Wybrow]] (Friedrich), [[Mandy Rothenburg]] (Louisa), [[Terrence Scarr]] (Kurt), [[Coral Lindsay-Rae]] (Brigitta), [[Fawn Lindsay-Rae]] (Marta), [[Rochelle Dix-Peek]] (Gretl), [[Leslie Speyers]] (Rolf Gruber), [[Elaine Bateson]] (Elsa Schraeder), [[Roy Williams]] (Max Detweiler), [[Anthony Sylvester]] (Herr Zeller), [[Stanley Kirk]] (Baron Elberfeld), [[Elinor Jones]] (A Postulant), [[Derek Scarr]] (Admiral von Schreiber). [[Pat Futter]], [[Claudine Johnson]], [[Sylvia Sylvester]], [[Elizabeth Tisi]], [[Elinor Jones]], [[Bronwen Jenkins]], [[Glenda Todkill]], [[Doreen van Reenen]], [[Peta Lange]], [[Maureen Olivier]], [[Judy Wybrow]], [[Pam Lavender]].
+: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by [[Helen Mann]], opening on 15 June. The cast included [[Monica Hunter]] (Maria Rainer, Postulent at Nonnberg Abbey), [[Joan Sneesby]] (Sister Bertha), [[Ann Fincham]] (Sister Margaretta), [[Barbara Nuttall]] (The Mother Abbess), [[Helen Dickson]] (Sister Sophia), [[Wilhelm van der Nest]] (Captain George von Trapp), [[Alfred Porter]] (Franz, the Butler), [[Edith Porter]] (Frau Schmidt, the Housekeeper), [[Roslyn Hastwell]] (Liesl), [[Clifford Wybrow]] (Friedrich), [[Mandy Rothenburg]] (Louisa), [[Terrence Scarr]] (Kurt), [[Coral Lindsay-Rae]] (Brigitta), [[Fawn Lindsay-Rae]] (Marta), [[Rochelle Dix-Peek]] (Gretl), [[Leslie Speyers]] (Rolf Gruber), [[Elaine Bateson]] (Elsa Schraeder), [[Roy Williams]] (Max Detweiler), [[Anthony Sylvester]] (Herr Zeller), [[Stanley Kirk]] (Baron Elberfeld), [[Elinor Jones]] (A Postulant), [[Derek Scarr]] (Admiral von Schreiber). [[Pat Futter]], [[Claudine Johnson]], [[Sylvia Sylvester]], [[Elizabeth Tisi]], [[Elinor Jones]], [[Bronwen Jenkins]], [[Glenda Todkill]], [[Doreen van Reenen]], [[Peta Lange]], [[Maureen Olivier]], [[Judy Wybrow]], [[Pam Lavender]].
 Owing to the apartheid legislation at the time however, the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] was obliged to move the entire show to the [[Gelvandale Community Centre]] in Port Elizabeth on 26 June, 1972, for two productions to allow other racial groups to see it. The proceeds were given to the [[Port Elizabeth Coloured Cultural Society]] to help with the financing of theatrical productions.

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 Andrew Lloyd Webber's 2013 production was brought to South Africa by [[Pieter Toerien]], [[David Ian]] and [[The Really Useful Group]], with  [[André Schwartz]] as Captain von Trapp and [[Bethany Dickson]] as Maria. The season: Cape Town - Artscape Opera, 19 February 2014 – 29 March 2014; Johannesburg - The Teatro at Montecasino, 5 April 2014 – 8 June 2014. Directed by with [[André Schwartz]] as Captain von Trapp and [[Bethany Dickson]] as Maria, as well as [[Janelle Visagie]] as Mother Abbess, [[Tarryn Sudding]] as the Baroness Schraeder, [[James Borthwick]] as Max Detwieler, [[Carmen Pretorius]] as Liesel von Trapp, [[Rhys Williams]] as Rolf Gruber, [[Malcolm Terrey]] as Franz, [[Rika Sennett]] as Frau Schmidt, [[Genna Galloway]] as Sister Berthe, [[Monique Weich]] as Sister as Margaretta and [[LJ Neilson]] as Sister Sophia. [[Pauline du Plessis]], [[Ami Rose Barber]], [[Sebe Leotlela]], [[Pisto Msongelna]], [[Claire Simonis]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Richard White]], [[Adam Pelkowitz]], [[Mark Sykes]], [[Duane Alexander]], [[Ryan Flynn]], [[Torah Rapoho]] and [[Claire Taylor]] are the ensemble cast.
-/2024: Produced by [[Pieter Toerien]], directed by [[Steven Stead]], musical direction by [[Kevin Kraak]], with a cast that included [[Brittany Smith]], [[Craig Urbani]], [[Nadia Beukes]], [[Janelle Visagie]], [[William Berger]] and [[Alida Scheepers]]. Performed at [[ArtsCape]] from 17 December 2023 to 14 January, 2024.
+/2024: Produced by [[Pieter Toerien]] with [[Cape Town Opera]], directed by [[Steven Stead]], musical direction by [[Kevin Kraak]], with a cast that included [[Brittany Smith]], [[Craig Urbani]], [[Nadia Beukes]], [[Janelle Visagie]], [[William Berger]] and [[Alida Scheepers]]. Performed at [[ArtsCape]] from 17 December 2023 to 14 January, 2024.
 : The [[Pieter Toerien]] production performed at the [[Montecasino]] theatre, Johannesburg, from 27 January to 25 February.

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	"Sound of Music," [[Evening Post]] June 26, 1972.		"Sound of Music," [[Evening Post]] June 26, 1972.
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		+	Listing of productions: ''[[Rapport]]'', 5 May, 2074

	[[Beeld]], 12 August 1995.		[[Beeld]], 12 August 1995.

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 : Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by [[Helen Mann]], opening on 15 June. The cast included [[Monica Hunter]] (Maria Rainer, Postulent at Nonnberg Abbey), [[Joan Sneesby]] (Sister Bertha), [[Ann Fincham]] (Sister Margaretta), [[Barbara Nuttall]] (The Mother Abbess), [[Helen Dickson]] (Sister Sophia), [[Wilhelm van der Nest]] (Capatin George von Trapp), [[Alfred Porter]] (Franz, the Butler), [[Edith Porter]] (Frau Schmidt, the Housekeeper), [[Roslyn Hastwell]] (Liesl), [[Clifford Wybrow]] (Friedrich), [[Mandy Rothenburg]] (Louisa), [[Terrence Scarr]] (Kurt), [[Coral Lindsay-Rae]] (Brigitta), [[Fawn Lindsay-Rae]] (Marta), [[Rochelle Dix-Peek]] (Gretl), [[Leslie Speyers]] (Rolf Gruber), [[Elaine Bateson]] (Elsa Schraeder), [[Roy Williams]] (Max Detweiler), [[Anthony Sylvester]] (Herr Zeller), [[Stanley Kirk]] (Baron Elberfeld), [[Elinor Jones]] (A Postulant), [[Derek Scarr]] (Admiral von Schreiber). [[Pat Futter]], [[Claudine Johnson]], [[Sylvia Sylvester]], [[Elizabeth Tisi]], [[Elinor Jones]], [[Bronwen Jenkins]], [[Glenda Todkill]], [[Doreen van Reenen]], [[Peta Lange]], [[Maureen Olivier]], [[Judy Wybrow]], [[Pam Lavender]].
-Owing to the apartheid legislation at the time however, the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] was obliged to move the entire show to the [[Gelvandale Community Centre]] in Port Elizabeth for two productions to allow other racial groups to see it. The proceeds were given to the [[Port Elizabeth Coloured Cultural Society]] to help with the financing of theatrical productions.
+Owing to the apartheid legislation at the time however, the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] was obliged to move the entire show to the [[Gelvandale Community Centre]] in Port Elizabeth on 26 June, 1972, for two productions to allow other racial groups to see it. The proceeds were given to the [[Port Elizabeth Coloured Cultural Society]] to help with the financing of theatrical productions.
 : Presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], directed by [[Hazel Tennant]].

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	1974: Presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], directed by [[Hazel Tennant]].		1974: Presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], directed by [[Hazel Tennant]].
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		+	1974: Presented at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]] by [[Jennifer Craig]].

	1976: [[Brickhill-Burke]] and [[PACT]] revival of ''[[The Sound of Music]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in June 1976. Direction and choreography were taken care of by [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]], the latter of which also starred in this production together with [[Judy Page]], [[Jarmila Tellinger]], [[Terry Lester]] and [[Diane Todd]].		1976: [[Brickhill-Burke]] and [[PACT]] revival of ''[[The Sound of Music]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in June 1976. Direction and choreography were taken care of by [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]], the latter of which also starred in this production together with [[Judy Page]], [[Jarmila Tellinger]], [[Terry Lester]] and [[Diane Todd]].

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 : Produced at the [[Lyric  Theatre]] by [[Des Morley]] with [[David Horner]] and [[Marcelle Mitchell]].
-June 15, 1972: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by [[Helen Mann]]. Starring: [[Monica Hunter]] (Maria Rainer, Postulent at Nonnberg Abbey), [[Joan Sneesby]] (Sister Bertha), [[Ann Fincham]] (Sister Margaretta), [[Barbara Nuttall]] (The Mother Abbess), [[Helen Dickson]] (Sister Sophia), [[Wilhelm van der Nest]] (Capatin George von Trapp), [[Alfred Porter]] (Franz, the Butler), [[Edith Porter]] (Frau Schmidt, the Housekeeper), [[Roslyn Hastwell]] (Liesl), [[Clifford Wybrow]] (Friedrich), [[Mandy Rothenburg]] (Louisa), [[Terrence Scarr]] (Kurt), [[Coral Lindsay-Rae]] (Brigitta), [[Fawn Lindsay-Rae]] (Marta), [[Rochelle Dix-Peek]] (Gretl), [[Leslie Speyers]] (rolf Gruber), [[Elaine Bateson]] (Elsa Schraeder), [[Roy Williams]] (Max Detweiler), [[Anthony Sylvester]] (Herr Zeller), [[Stanley Kirk]] (Baron Elberfeld), [[Elinor Jones]] (A Postulant), [[Derek Scarr]] (Admiral von Schreiber). [[Pat Futter]], [[Claudine Johnson]], [[Sylvia Sylvester]], [[Elizabeth Tisi]], [[Elinor Jones]], [[Bronwen Jenkins]], [[Glenda Todkill]], [[Doreen van Reenen]], [[Peta Lange]], [[Maureen Olivier]], [[Judy Wybrow]], [[Pam Lavender]].
+June 15, 1972: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by [[Helen Mann]]. Starring: [[Monica Hunter]] (Maria Rainer, Postulent at Nonnberg Abbey), [[Joan Sneesby]] (Sister Bertha), [[Ann Fincham]] (Sister Margaretta), [[Barbara Nuttall]] (The Mother Abbess), [[Helen Dickson]] (Sister Sophia), [[Wilhelm van der Nest]] (Capatin George von Trapp), [[Alfred Porter]] (Franz, the Butler), [[Edith Porter]] (Frau Schmidt, the Housekeeper), [[Roslyn Hastwell]] (Liesl), [[Clifford Wybrow]] (Friedrich), [[Mandy Rothenburg]] (Louisa), [[Terrence Scarr]] (Kurt), [[Coral Lindsay-Rae]] (Brigitta), [[Fawn Lindsay-Rae]] (Marta), [[Rochelle Dix-Peek]] (Gretl), [[Leslie Speyers]] (Rolf Gruber), [[Elaine Bateson]] (Elsa Schraeder), [[Roy Williams]] (Max Detweiler), [[Anthony Sylvester]] (Herr Zeller), [[Stanley Kirk]] (Baron Elberfeld), [[Elinor Jones]] (A Postulant), [[Derek Scarr]] (Admiral von Schreiber). [[Pat Futter]], [[Claudine Johnson]], [[Sylvia Sylvester]], [[Elizabeth Tisi]], [[Elinor Jones]], [[Bronwen Jenkins]], [[Glenda Todkill]], [[Doreen van Reenen]], [[Peta Lange]], [[Maureen Olivier]], [[Judy Wybrow]], [[Pam Lavender]].
 June 26, 1972: Owing to the apartheid legislation at the time, the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] moved the entire show to the [[Gelvandale Community Centre]] in Port Elizabeth for two productions to allow other racial groups to see it. The proceeds were given to the [[Port Elizabeth Coloured Cultural Society]] to help with the financing of theatrical productions.

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 June 26, 1972: Owing to the apartheid legislation at the time, the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] moved the entire show to the [[Gelvandale Community Centre]] in Port Elizabeth for two productions to allow other racial groups to see it. The proceeds were given to the [[Port Elizabeth Coloured Cultural Society]] to help with the financing of theatrical productions.
 : [[Brickhill-Burke]] and [[PACT]] revival of ''[[The Sound of Music]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in June 1976. Direction and choreography were taken care of by [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]], the latter of which also starred in this production together with [[Judy Page]], [[Jarmila Tellinger]], [[Terry Lester]] and [[Diane Todd]].
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 [[Laetitia Pople]]. 2023, "Nuwe resep van blyspel boei steeds", ''[[Die Burger]]'', 19 December, 2023: p. 12.
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