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 =Townships and theatre=
-As in any residential community, the South African [[township]]s tended to develop their own means of entertainment and artistic expression, drawing on the [[performance]] and creative local and international traditions, imported by the people living there. The result has been a gradual blooming of a number of quintessential South African artistic and [[performance]] forms.
+As in any residential community, the South African [[township]]s tended to develop their own means of entertainment and artistic expression, drawing on the [[performance]] and creative local and international traditions, imported by the people living there. The result has been a gradual blooming of a number of quintessential South African artistic and [[performance]] forms. Often referred to as [[Township theatre]].
 == [[Township theatre]] in South Africa ==
-In South Africa the term [[Township theatre]] refers to theatre and performance events created and performed by [[black]] South Africans living in the [[Township|townships]] that surround cities and towns of the country. In this sense it is allied to / an aspect of what is more broadly known as '''[[Black theatre]]''' in the country and internationally.
+In South Africa the term  refers to theatre and performance events created and performed by [[black]] South Africans living in the [[Township|townships]] that surround cities and towns of the country. In this sense it is allied to / an aspect of what is more broadly known as '''[[Black theatre]]''' in the country and internationally.
 It is more specifically used to refer to a particular type of theatrical performance and the texts of such works written/created by "[[township]]" authors and [[theatre-maker]]s.

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 As in any residential community, the South African [[township]]s tended to develop their own means of entertainment and artistic expression, drawing on the [[performance]] and creative local and international traditions, imported by the people living there. The result has been a gradual blooming of a number of quintessential South African artistic and [[performance]] forms.
-== [[Township theatre]] ==
+== [[Township theatre]] in South Africa ==
 In South Africa the term [[Township theatre]] refers to theatre and performance events created and performed by [[black]] South Africans living in the [[Township|townships]] that surround cities and towns of the country. In this sense it is allied to / an aspect of what is more broadly known as '''[[Black theatre]]''' in the country and internationally.

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	It is more specifically used to refer to a particular type of theatrical performance and the texts of such works written/created by "[[township]]" authors and [[theatre-maker]]s.		It is more specifically used to refer to a particular type of theatrical performance and the texts of such works written/created by "[[township]]" authors and [[theatre-maker]]s.
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		+	See also '''[[Black theatre]]'''

	== The [[township musical]] ==		== The [[township musical]] ==

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	[[Keyan Tomaselli\|Tomaselli, Keyan]] & [[Johan Muller\|Muller, Johan]] 1987. Class, race, and oppression: metaphor and metonymy in ’Black’ South African theatre. ''[[Critical Arts]]'', 4(3):40-58.		[[Keyan Tomaselli\|Tomaselli, Keyan]] & [[Johan Muller\|Muller, Johan]] 1987. Class, race, and oppression: metaphor and metonymy in ’Black’ South African theatre. ''[[Critical Arts]]'', 4(3):40-58.
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 == [[Township theatre]] ==
-In South Africa the term [[Township theatre]] refers to theatre and performance events created and performed by [[black]] South Africans living in the [[Township|townships]] that surround cities and towns of the country. In this sense it is allied to / an aspect of what is known as '''[[Black Theatre]]''' in the country.
+In South Africa the term [[Township theatre]] refers to theatre and performance events created and performed by [[black]] South Africans living in the [[Township|townships]] that surround cities and towns of the country. In this sense it is allied to / an aspect of what is known as '''[[Black theatre]]''' in the country.
 It is more specifically used to refer to a particular type of theatrical performance and the texts of such works written/created by "[[township]]" authors and [[theatre-maker]]s.

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	[[Gay Morris]]. 2007. "Townships, identity and collective theatre making by young South Africans: theatre as intervention." ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' Vol. 21, No. 1[https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC110998https://journals.co.za/doi/abs/10.10520/EJC110998]		[[Gay Morris]]. 2007. "Townships, identity and collective theatre making by young South Africans: theatre as intervention." ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' Vol. 21, No. 1[https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC110998https://journals.co.za/doi/abs/10.10520/EJC110998]
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		+	[[Keyan Tomaselli\|Tomaselli, Keyan]] 1981a. Black South African Theatre: Text and Context. ''[[English in Africa]]'', 8(1):51-58
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		+	[[Keyan Tomaselli\|Tomaselli, Keyan]] 1981c. The Semiotics of Alternative Theatre in South Africa. ''[[Critical Arts]]'', 2(1):14-33.
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		+	[[Keyan Tomaselli\|Tomaselli, Keyan]] & [[Johan Muller\|Muller, Johan]] 1987. Class, race, and oppression: metaphor and metonymy in ’Black’ South African theatre. ''[[Critical Arts]]'', 4(3):40-58.
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	https://www.tangletheatre.co.uk/journal/tangles-inheritance-theatre-of-township		https://www.tangletheatre.co.uk/journal/tangles-inheritance-theatre-of-township

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	[[Gay Morris]]. 2007. "Townships, identity and collective theatre making by young South Africans: theatre as intervention." ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' Vol. 21, No. 1[https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC110998https://journals.co.za/doi/abs/10.10520/EJC110998]		[[Gay Morris]]. 2007. "Townships, identity and collective theatre making by young South Africans: theatre as intervention." ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' Vol. 21, No. 1[https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC110998https://journals.co.za/doi/abs/10.10520/EJC110998]
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	https://www.tangletheatre.co.uk/journal/tangles-inheritance-theatre-of-township		https://www.tangletheatre.co.uk/journal/tangles-inheritance-theatre-of-township