Vincent - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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Sources

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Performance history in South Africa

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Vincent: a play by Neil Sandilands

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 Also billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', it is a multimedia cabaret about the tragic life of painter Vincent van Gogh.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh]
-The play has won numerous since its inception, including a Standard Bank Ovation award, a [[Fleur du Cap Award]], three [[Naledi Award]]s and a [[KKNK Kanna]] award.
+The play has won numerous since its inception, including a Standard Bank Ovation award, a [[Fleur du Cap Award]], three [[Naledi Award]]s and a [[KKNK]] [[Kanna]] award.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 Also billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', it is a multimedia cabaret about the tragic life of painter Vincent van Gogh.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh]
-The play has won three [[Naledi Award]]s since its inception.
+The play has won numerous since its inception, including a Standard Bank Ovation award, a [[Fleur du Cap Award]], three [[Naledi Award]]s and a [[KKNK Kanna]] award.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]] in September, directed  [[Amanda Bothma]], with [[Daniel Anderson]] as "Vincent" and musical direction and accompaniment by [[Germainne Gamiet]].
+: Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown in July and [[Hilton Arts Festival]] in September, directed  [[Amanda Bothma]], with [[Daniel Anderson]] as "Vincent" and musical direction and accompaniment by [[Germainne Gamiet]].
-: Billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', Produced by the national touring company [[Wela Kapela]] and directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano, the work made its debut in London's West End and the Edinburgh Festival,
+: Billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', Produced by the national touring company [[Wela Kapela]] and directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano, the work made its debut in London's West End and had a sold out season at the Edinburgh Festival,
 : The play returned to South Africa to perform for many Western Cape communities in July, inluding the [[Drostdy Theatre]] in Stellenbosch, [[Die Boer Teater]] in Durbanville, and the [[Koelkamers]] in Paternoster. Once more directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano.

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 : Billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', Produced by the national touring company [[Wela Kapela]] and directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano, the work made its debut in London's West End and the Edinburgh Festival,
-: The play returned to South Africa to perform for many Western Cape communities in July, inluding the [[Drostdy Theatre]] in Stellenbosch. Once more directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano.
+: The play returned to South Africa to perform for many Western Cape communities in July, inluding the [[Drostdy Theatre]] in Stellenbosch, [[Die Boer Teater]] in Durbanville, and the [[Koelkamers]] in Paternoster. Once more directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano.
 == Sources ==

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	Programme: 2022 ''[[Hilton Arts Festival]]''[https://hiltonfestival.co.za/wp-content/uploads/PROGRAMME-OF-TICKETED-SHOWS.pdf]		Programme: 2022 ''[[Hilton Arts Festival]]''[https://hiltonfestival.co.za/wp-content/uploads/PROGRAMME-OF-TICKETED-SHOWS.pdf]
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		+	https://whatsonincapetown.com/event/vincent/

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 : Performed at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]] in September, directed  [[Amanda Bothma]], with [[Daniel Anderson]] as "Vincent" and musical direction and accompaniment by [[Germainne Gamiet]].
-: Made its debut ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', a three-time Naledi Award-winning musical theatre production, returns to play in front of many Western Cape communities this July, following its sold-out 2025 debut in London’s West End.
+: Billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', Produced by the national touring company [[Wela Kapela]] and directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano, the work made its debut in London’s West End.
 *: Performed at the Edinburgh Festival,
-: Performed at the [[Drostdy Theatre]] in Stellenbosch in July, directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano.
+: The play returned to perform for many Western Cape communities in July, inlcuding the [[Drostdy Theatre]] in Stellenbosch. Once more directed by [[Amanda Bothma]] with [[Daniel Anderson]], accompanied by [[Paul Ferreira]] on piano.
 == Sources ==

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	Also billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', it is a multimedia cabaret about the tragic life of painter Vincent van Gogh.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh]		Also billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', it is a multimedia cabaret about the tragic life of painter Vincent van Gogh.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh]
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		+	The play has won three [[Naledi Award]]s since its inception.

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

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 ==The original text==
-Also billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]', it is a multimedia cabaret about the tragic life of painter Vincent van Gogh.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh]
+Also billed as ''[[Vincent – His Quest To Love And Be Loved]]'', it is a multimedia cabaret about the tragic life of painter Vincent van Gogh.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh]
 ==Translations and adaptations==