The Wedding Goat - Revision history

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 The text is the result of the play development project run by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010, during which the play was developed by a professional playwright and professional director with a community theatre group.
-After its performance in 2010, the text was published in four versions in the collection ''[[New South African Playscripts]]'' by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010. The versions are a full script in English, a full script in Zulu, a two-hander script in English and a two-hander script in Zulu.
+After its performance in 2010, the text was published in two versions in the collection ''[[New South African Playscripts]]'' by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010. The versions are a full one act script in English and a full one act script in Zulu.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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-''[[The Wedding Goat]]'' is a collaborative play  by [[Daveshan Govender]], [[Bheki Mkhwane]] and [[Ubuntubesizwe Productions]]. (2 hander title: ''[[Legacy 2]]'')
+''[[The Wedding Goat]]'' is a collaborative play  by [[Daveshan Govender]], [[Bheki Mkhwane]] and [[Ubuntubesizwe Productions]].
 ==The original text==
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 : The initial full version of the play was performed as '''''[[The Wedding Goat]]''''' at the [[IsiGcawu Theatre Festival]] in KwaMashu and thereafter played for local audiences in the group's own community.
-: A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Legacy 2]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
+: Performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
 == Sources ==
 [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]]. 2011. ''[[New South African Playscripts]]''.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	After its performance in 2010, the text was published in four versions in the collection ''[[New South African Playscripts]]'' by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010. The versions are a full script in English, a full script in Zulu, a two-hander script in English and a two-hander script in Zulu.		After its performance in 2010, the text was published in four versions in the collection ''[[New South African Playscripts]]'' by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010. The versions are a full script in English, a full script in Zulu, a two-hander script in English and a two-hander script in Zulu.
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		+	Later versions also performed as ''[[Legacy]]'' and ''[[Belly of the Beast]]'',
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		+	A complex piece packed with intrigue, drama and action and laced with subtle bits of comedy, dealing with a man stumbles upon a young stranger – presumed to be a thief – in his home one night. He is still recovering from his wife’s murder during a hijacking, so this sparks an interesting interaction between the man and this stranger. It ends in a shocking twist.

	==Translations and adaptations==		==Translations and adaptations==

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	[[Twist Theatre Development Projects]]. 2011. ''[[New South African Playscripts]]''.		[[Twist Theatre Development Projects]]. 2011. ''[[New South African Playscripts]]''.
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		+	https://www.iol.co.za/entertainment/whats-on/painful-slice-of-modern-life-in-sa-1083421

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 : A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Legacy 2]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
-: Another slightly reworked version of the original play was again renamed, now known as '''''[[Belly of the Beast]]''''' and performed in [[The Playhouse]]'s [[Loft Theatre]] in June, directed by with [[Bheki Mkhwane]] and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] is a.
+: Another slightly reworked version of the original play was again renamed, now known as '''''[[Belly of the Beast]]''''' and performed in [[The Playhouse]]'s [[Loft Theatre]] in June, directed by [[Rob Klarmann]] with [[Bheki Mkhwane]] and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] is a.
 == Sources ==

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	2011: A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Legacy 2]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.		2011: A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Legacy 2]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
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		+	2011: Another slightly reworked version of the original play was again renamed, now known as '''''[[Belly of the Beast]]''''' and performed in [[The Playhouse]]'s [[Loft Theatre]] in June, directed by with [[Bheki Mkhwane]] and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] is a.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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−	''[[The Wedding Goat]]'' is a collaborative play by [[Daveshan Govender]], [[Bheki ~~Mkwhane~~]] and [[Ubuntubesizwe Productions]]. (2 hander title: ''[[Legacy 2]]'')	+	''[[The Wedding Goat]]'' is a collaborative play by [[Daveshan Govender]], [[Bheki Mkhwane]] and [[Ubuntubesizwe Productions]]. (2 hander title: ''[[Legacy 2]]'')

	==The original text==		==The original text==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: The initial full version of the play was performed as '''''[[Isimangaliso!]]''''' at the [[IsiGcawu Theatre Festival]] in KwaMashu and thereafter played for local audiences in the group's own community.
+: The initial full version of the play was performed as '''''[[The Wedding Goat]]''''' at the [[IsiGcawu Theatre Festival]] in KwaMashu and thereafter played for local audiences in the group's own community.
-: A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Still Waiting]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
+: A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Legacy 2]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
 == Sources ==

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	''[[The Wedding Goat]]'' is a collaborative play by [[Daveshan Govender]], [[Bheki Mkwhane]] and [[Ubuntubesizwe Productions]]. (2 hander title: ''[[Legacy 2]]'')		''[[The Wedding Goat]]'' is a collaborative play by [[Daveshan Govender]], [[Bheki Mkwhane]] and [[Ubuntubesizwe Productions]]. (2 hander title: ''[[Legacy 2]]'')
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		+	==The original text==
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		+	An agit-prop play about issues of land restitution and compensation, the text is the result of the play development project run by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010, during which the play was developed by a professional playwright and professional director with a community theatre group.
		+
		+	After its performance in 2010, the text was published in four versions in the collection ''[[New South African Playscripts]]'' by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010. The versions are a full script in English, a full script in Zulu, a two-hander script in English and a two-hander script in Zulu.
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		+	==Translations and adaptations==
		+
		+	== Performance history in South Africa ==
		+
		+	2010: The initial full version of the play was performed as '''''[[Isimangaliso!]]''''' at the [[IsiGcawu Theatre Festival]] in KwaMashu and thereafter played for local audiences in the group's own community.
		+
		+	2011: A short, adapted, two-hander version of the play (renamed '''''[[Still Waiting]]''''') was performed at the [[Musho International Theatre Festival]] in Durban in early 2011.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	[[Twist Theatre Development Projects]]. 2011. ''[[New South African Playscripts]]''.
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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