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[[Theatre Action Group|TAG]], a co-ordinating body and cultural organisation formed in 1990.

Major forces in TAG are : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Estberhuizen]], [[Mav1s Taylor]], Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].

== Sources ==

''[[Weekly Mail]]'', 1-7 February 1991.

''[[The Star]]'', 8 October 1991.

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 Major forces in [[TAG]] were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].
-In 1991 [[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival linked to their seminar in 1991. The work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Gladys Thomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).
+[[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival to coincide with their first seminar in 1991, and the work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Gladys Thomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).
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 Major forces in [[TAG]] were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].
-In 1991 [[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival linked to their seminar in 1991. The work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Mavis Thomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).
+In 1991 [[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival linked to their seminar in 1991. The work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Gladys Thomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).
 == Sources ==

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 Major forces in [[TAG]] were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].
-In 1991 [[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival linked to their seminar in 1991. The work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Mavis vcThomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).
+In 1991 [[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival linked to their seminar in 1991. The work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Mavis Thomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).
 == Sources ==

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	Major forces in [[TAG]] were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].		Major forces in [[TAG]] were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].
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		+	In 1991 [[TAG]] orgnised a mini-festival linked to their seminar in 1991. The work performed included ''[[The Time is Now]]'' by [[Mavis vcThomas]], a localized adaptation of ''[[Waiting for Lefty]]'' (Odetts).

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-[[Theatre Action Group|TAG]], a Western Cape initiantive, was a co-ordinating body and cultural organisation formed in 1990.
+[[Theatre Action Group]] ([[TAG]] was a Western Cape cultural initiative.
-It has drawn together for the first time a broad spectrum of people involved in not only protest and community theatre but also [[CAPAB]] and the drama departments of the universities of [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department|Stellenbosch]] and [[University of Cape Town Drama Department|Cape Town]].
+A co-ordinating body and cultural organisation formed in 1990, it drew together a broad spectrum of people involved in not only protest and community theatre, but also [[CAPAB]] and the drama departments of the universities of [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department|Stellenbosch]] and [[University of Cape Town Drama Department|Cape Town]].
-Major forces in TAG were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].
+Major forces in [[TAG]] were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].
 == Sources ==

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−	Major forces in TAG are : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].

		+	It has drawn together for the first time a broad spectrum of people involved in not only protest and community theatre but also [[CAPAB]] and the drama departments of the universities of [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department\|Stellenbosch]] and Cape Town.

		+	Major forces in TAG were : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].

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−	Major forces in TAG are : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan ~~Estberhuizen~~]], [[~~Mav1s~~ Taylor]], Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].	+	Major forces in TAG are : [[Mike van Graan]] (former director of the [[Community Arts Project]]), [[Johan Esterhuizen]], [[Mavis Taylor]], [[Gay Morris]], [[Bo Petersen]] and [[CAP]]'s [[Janis Merand]].