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Johann van Heerden: Created page with "A play by Warren Nebe (1981). A South African adaptation was staged by the Quantum Theatre Company at the Grahamstown Festival in 1995, directed by Warren Nebe, with with..."

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Created page with "A play by Warren Nebe (1981). A South African adaptation was staged by the Quantum Theatre Company at the Grahamstown Festival in 1995, directed by Warren Nebe, with with..."

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A play by [[Warren Nebe]] (1981).

A South African adaptation was staged by the Quantum Theatre Company at the Grahamstown Festival in 1995, directed by Warren Nebe, with with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), Wayne Harrison (Albert) and Irene Stephanou (mother). Music by Glenn Morton.

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 ==The original text==
-First performed in Edmonton, Canada, in 1981 and then done in 1984 by Theatre Passe Muraille (featuring one of the first significant acting roles for Keanu Reeves).
+The play explores the relationship between two youths who are patients in a psychiatric ward — one of whom claims to possess the supernatural powers of the wolf. The boys, on the verge of manhood, try to keep life magical, while coming to grips with the harsh reality of an ugly adult world.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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+First performed in Edmonton, Canada, in 1981 and then done in 1984 by Theatre Passe Muraille (featuring one of the first significant acting roles for Keanu Reeves).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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-''[[Wolfboy]]'' is a play by [[Brad Fraser]] (1959-).
+''[[Wolfboy]]'' is a play by [[Brad Fraser]] (1959-)[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brad_Fraser].
 ==The original text==
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-''Wolfboy'' is a 1981 play by Canadian playwright [[Brad Fraser]] (born 1959).
+''[[Wolfboy]]'' is a play by [[Brad Fraser]] (1959-).
-A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].
+==The original text==
 == Sources ==
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−	A play by [[Brad Fraser]] (~~1981~~).	+	''Wolfboy'' is a 1981 play by Canadian playwright [[Brad Fraser]] (born 1959).

	A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].		A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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		+	Return to [[PLAYS I: Original SA plays]]
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−	A play by [[~~Warren Nebe~~]] (1981).	+	A play by [[Brad Fraser]] (1981).

	A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].		A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].

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	A play by [[Warren Nebe]] (1981).		A play by [[Warren Nebe]] (1981).

−	A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], ~~with~~ with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].	+	A South African adaptation was staged by the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Warren Nebe]], with [[Richard Moultrie]] (David), [[Adam Pike]] (Bernie), [[Wayne Harrison]] (Albert) and [[Irene Stephanou]] (mother). Music by [[Glenn Morton]].