The Tragedy of Coriolanus - Revision history

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	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriolanus.		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriolanus.
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	[[David Johnson]]. 1996. ''Shakespeare and South Africa''. Oxford: Clarendon.		[[David Johnson]]. 1996. ''Shakespeare and South Africa''. Oxford: Clarendon.

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−	''[[The Tragedy of Coriolanus]]'' is a play by William Shakespeare ()[]	+	''[[The Tragedy of Coriolanus]]'' is a play by William Shakespeare (1564-1616)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare]

	The play is popularly referred to simply as '''''[[Coriolanus]]'''''.		The play is popularly referred to simply as '''''[[Coriolanus]]'''''.

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-''[[The Tragedy of Coriolanus]]'' is a tragedy by William Shakespeare ()[]
+''[[The Tragedy of Coriolanus]]'' is a play by William Shakespeare ()[]
 The play is popularly referred to simply as '''''[[Coriolanus]]'''''.
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-Performance text of the Afrikaans version, [[DALRO]] 1970.
+Performance text of the Afrikaans version, [[DALRO]] 1970. A copy held in the [[Performing Arts Research Collection]]  ([[PARC]])  at the [[Africa Open Institute for Music, Research and Innovation]], Stellenbosch.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 : ''[[Coriolanus]]'', directed by [[Rohan Quince]] and [[Nicola Pilkington]], [[National Children’s Theatre]] (National School Tour), February-June 2016.
-: ''[[DCoriolanus]]'' presented in the [[Die Masker]] ("The Mask") on the campus of the [[Unversity of Pretoria]], directed by [[Myer Taub]].
+: ''[[DCoriolanus]]'' presented in the [[Die Masker]] ("The Mask") on the campus of the [[Unversity of Pretoria Drama Department]], directed by [[Myer Taub]].
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 Translated into [[Dutch]] as '''''[[De Tragedie van Coriolanus]]''''' by Tom Kleijn (copyright 2006)
-In 2017 '''''[[DCoriolanus]]''''', an experimental South African adaptation, inspired by the rage, distrust, hope and uncertainty triggered by what was called the ''FeesMustFall'' protests taking place on campuses across the country, was improvised by students at the [[University of Pretoria]], under the guidance and direction of [[Myer Taub.
+In 2017 '''''[[DCoriolanus]]''''', an experimental South African adaptation, inspired by the rage, distrust, hope and uncertainty triggered by what was called the ''FeesMustFall'' protests taking place on campuses across the country, was improvised by students at the [[University of Pretoria]], under the guidance and direction of [[Myer Taub]].
 In 2011 a British film adaptation, set in a fictional Balkan country, was made of the play, directed by and starring Ralph Fiennes.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriolanus_(film)]

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	''[[DCoriolanus]]'', directed by [[Myer Taub]] ([[University of Pretoria]], 2017). Reviewed in ''[[Business Day]]'' and in ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]'' Vol. 30, 2017.		''[[DCoriolanus]]'', directed by [[Myer Taub]] ([[University of Pretoria]], 2017). Reviewed in ''[[Business Day]]'' and in ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]'' Vol. 30, 2017.
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		+	[[Molly Brown]]. 2017. Review: Coriolanus/ Post-Coriolanus/ Counter-Coriolanus/
		+	DCoriolanus? ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]'' Vol. 30 (pp 119-121)

	http://shakespeare.org.za/production-reviews		http://shakespeare.org.za/production-reviews

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 [[Martin Orkin]]. 1987. ''Shakespeare Against Apartheid''. Parklands: [[Ad Donker]].
-''[[DCoriolanus]]'', directed by [[Myer Taub]] ([[University of Pretoria]], 2017). Reviewed in ''[[Business Day]]'' and in ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]'' Vol. 30, 2017. [PDF]
+''[[DCoriolanus]]'', directed by [[Myer Taub]] ([[University of Pretoria]], 2017). Reviewed in ''[[Business Day]]'' and in ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]'' Vol. 30, 2017.
 http://shakespeare.org.za/production-reviews

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	2016: ''[[Coriolanus]]'', directed by [[Rohan Quince]] and [[Nicola Pilkington]], [[National Children’s Theatre]] (National School Tour), February-June 2016.		2016: ''[[Coriolanus]]'', directed by [[Rohan Quince]] and [[Nicola Pilkington]], [[National Children’s Theatre]] (National School Tour), February-June 2016.
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		+	2017: ''[[DCoriolanus]]'' presented in the [[Maskerteater]] ("Mask theatre") on the campus of the [[Unversity of Pretoria]], directed by [[Myer Taub]].

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