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 : Produced by the [[Joburg Theatre]],  by arrangement with [[DALRO]] (Pty) Limited, in [[The Fringe]] at [[Joburg Theatre]], with [[Mncedisi Shabangu]] and [[Hamilton Dhlamini]].
-: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Lee Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].
+: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Leigh Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].
 : Presented by [[Sonwa Sakuba]] in the [[Guild Theatre]] at the [[Umtiza Arts Festival]].

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	'Umtiza Arts Festival 2025'. [[Go & Express]]. 22 May 2025.		'Umtiza Arts Festival 2025'. [[Go & Express]]. 22 May 2025.
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		+	Robyn Cohen. 'Young SA actors are in good company with Siyasanga'. [[IOL]]. 4 April 2011. https://www.iol.co.za/entertainment/young-sa-actors-are-in-good-company-with-siyasanga-1051506

	Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 : ''[[Woza Andries?]]'', an adaptation for two white actors set in the New South Africa, written by [[Robert Volker]], and workshopped by [[TEATERteater]]'s actors [[De Klerk Oelofse]], [[Johan Botha]] and [[Kelly-Eve Koopman]],  with director [[Christiaan Olwagen]]. The play met with critical acclaim at the 2010 [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.
 : Directed by [[Prince Lamla]], with [[Mncedisi Baldwin Shabangu]] and [[Hamilton Ntokozo Dlamini]] at the [[Market Theatre]], followed by a month-long season at the Edinburgh Festival 2012.  Aug 2012:  Directed: [[Prince Lamla]].  Cast: [[Peter Mashigo]] and [[Mncedisi Shabangu]].
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 : Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Lee Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].
 : Presented by [[Sonwa Sakuba]] in the [[Guild Theatre]] at the [[Umtiza Arts Festival]].
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 : Performed in England, ''inter alia''  at the Nottingham Playhouse (13th - Sat 16th March ) by [[Siyabonga Twala]] and [[Jones Mfana Hlope]] and at the Riverside Studios, London, 13-22 June , by [[Siyabonga Twala]] and [[Errol Ndotho]].  Directed by [[Sello Maake ka Ncube]].
 : ''[[Woza Andries?]]'', an adaptation for two white actors set in the New South Africa, written by [[Robert Volker]], and workshopped by [[TEATERteater]]'s actors [[De Klerk Oelofse]], [[Johan Botha]] and [[Kelly-Eve Koopman]],  with director [[Christiaan Olwagen]]. The play met with critical acclaim at the 2010 [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.
 : Directed by [[Prince Lamla]], with [[Mncedisi Baldwin Shabangu]] and [[Hamilton Ntokozo Dlamini]] at the [[Market Theatre]], followed by a month-long season at the Edinburgh Festival 2012.  Aug 2012:  Directed: [[Prince Lamla]].  Cast: [[Peter Mashigo]] and [[Mncedisi Shabangu]].
 : A production by the University of Kwazulu-Natal's [[Hexagon Theatre]], directed by [[Peter Mitchell]], with [[T.Q. Zondi]] and [[Mpilo Nzimande]]. Also done at [[Seabrooke's Theatre]], DHS
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 : Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Lee Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].
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 Website on the 2018 ''Woza Albert!'' Bloomsbury Student Edition[http://www.bloomsbury.com/9781350025080/]
 Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	2016: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Lee Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].		2016: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Lee Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].
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−	~~[[Ruphin Coudyzer]]. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of [[Market Theatre]] productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)~~

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−	''[[Woza Albert!]]'' ("Arise, Albert!") is an improvised political play by [[Percy Mtwa]] (1953-), [[Mbongeni Ngema]] (1955-) and [[Barney Simon]] (1932-1995).	+	''[[Woza Albert!]]'' ("Arise, Albert!") is an improvised political play by [[Percy Mtwa]] (1953-), [[Mbongeni Ngema]] (1955-2024) and [[Barney Simon]] (1932-1995).

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 : Directed by [[Bo Petersen]], with [[Zwelibanzi Majola]] and [[Zolani Cata]], in the [[Studio]] at the [[Baxter Theatre]].
-: Staged at the 25-year anniversary of the [[Market Theatre]], directed by [[Sello Maake ka Ncube]], with [[Siyabonga Twala]] and [[Tony Kgoroge]] for the opening performance and thereafter with [[Mfana Jones Hlope]] and [[Errol Ndotho]].
+: Staged at the 25-year anniversary of the [[Market Theatre]], directed by [[Sello Maake ka Ncube]], with [[Siyabonga Twala]] and [[Tony Kgoroge]] for the opening performance and thereafter with [[Mfana Jones Hlope]] (2001) and [[Errol Ndotho]] (2002).
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 : Performed in England, ''inter alia''  at the Nottingham Playhouse (13th - Sat 16th March ) by [[Siyabonga Twala]] and [[Jones Mfana Hlope]] and at the Riverside Studios, London, 13-22 June , by [[Siyabonga Twala]] and [[Errol Ndotho]].  Directed by [[Sello Maake ka Ncube]].

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	[[Ruphin Coudyzer]]. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of [[Market Theatre]] productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)

	[[Pat Schwartz]]. 1988. ''The Best of Company''. Johannesburg: [[Ad Donker Publishers]]: pp. 100-102.		[[Pat Schwartz]]. 1988. ''The Best of Company''. Johannesburg: [[Ad Donker Publishers]]: pp. 100-102.

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 : First produced by the [[Earth Players]], and presented in association with [[The Company]], it opened at the [[Market Theatre]] on 25 March, directed by [[Barney Simon]], with [[Percy Mtwa]], and [[Mbongeni Ngema]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]], production manager [[Patrick Miller]] and stage manager [[Melanie Dobbs]].
-After a record-breaking tour of South Africa, the play returned to the [[Market Theatre]] in October, 1981, now playing in the main venue with [[Dixon Malele]] as stage manager.
+After a record-breaking tour of South Africa, the play returned to the [[Market Theatre]] in October, 1981, now playing in the main venue with [[Dixon Malele]] as stage manager. Cast:  [[Mbongeni Ngema]] and [[Percy Mtwa]].
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 : 4-23 January, Concert Hall, [[Baxter Theatre]].
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 : Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio]], Cape Town, from 29 March to 9 April. Directed by [[Mdu Kweyama]] with [[Sizwesandile Mnisi]] and [[Oarabile Ditsele]]. Costume design [[Lee Bishop]] and lighting design is by [[Luyanda Somkhence]].
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