The Wild Party - Revision history

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''The Wild Party'', a one-acter constructed around a poem by Joseph Moncure March written in 1928, reworked by March in 1968 to avoid giving offence. The play, reworked for the theatre by Julia Smith, follows the original text. Played by the British troupe The Mouse People, masters of mimicry and intricate choreography were very successful at the 1998 Edinburgh Festival with their exuberant tale of hedonistic partying. A tantalising tale of blues, blood and bath-tub gin. Directed by Julia Smith with South African born, RADA trained Warren Kimmel and Marcia Carr. [[Laager]] and Nico Arena, 1999.

== Sources ==
''The Citizen'', 3 June 1999.

Nico Malan Theatre Centre pamphlet.

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	Played by the British troupe The Mouse People, masters of mimicry and intricate choreography were very successful at the 1998 Edinburgh Festival with their exuberant tale of hedonistic partying. A tantalising tale of blues, blood and bath-tub gin.		Played by the British troupe The Mouse People, masters of mimicry and intricate choreography were very successful at the 1998 Edinburgh Festival with their exuberant tale of hedonistic partying. A tantalising tale of blues, blood and bath-tub gin.
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		+	== Translations and adaptations ==
		+	Musical [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wild_Party_(Lippa_musical)].

	== Performance history in South Africa ==		== Performance history in South Africa ==

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−	''The Wild Party'', a one-acter constructed around a poem by Joseph Moncure March written in 1928, reworked by March in 1968 to avoid giving offence. The play, reworked for the theatre by Julia Smith, follows the original text. Played by the British troupe The Mouse People, masters of mimicry and intricate choreography were very successful at the 1998 Edinburgh Festival with their exuberant tale of hedonistic partying. A tantalising tale of blues, blood and bath-tub gin. Directed by Julia Smith with South African born, RADA trained Warren Kimmel and Marcia Carr. [[Laager]] and Nico Arena, 1999.	+	''[[The Wild Party]]'' is a one-acter constructed around a poem by Joseph Moncure March written in 1928, reworked by March in 1968 to avoid giving offence. The play, reworked for the theatre by Julia Smith, follows the original text.
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		+	Played by the British troupe The Mouse People, masters of mimicry and intricate choreography were very successful at the 1998 Edinburgh Festival with their exuberant tale of hedonistic partying. A tantalising tale of blues, blood and bath-tub gin.
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		+	== Performance history in South Africa ==
		+	Directed by [[Julia Smith]] with South African born, RADA trained [[Warren Kimmel]] and [[Marcia Carr]]. [[Laager]] and [[Nico Arena]], 1999.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==