Yaël Farber - Revision history

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 : ''[[Shopping and Fucking]]''
-''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' (in collaboration with [[Thembi Mtshali-Jones]])
+: ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' (in collaboration with [[Thembi Mtshali-Jones]])
 : ''[[Sezar]]''

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 : ''[[Sezar]]''
-: ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' (written in collaboration with [[Duma Kumalo]]), [[Amajuba]]''
+: ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' (written in collaboration with [[Duma Kumalo]])
 : ''[[Molora]]''

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 ==Awards ==
-She and her work have garnered a large number of national and international awards since 1999, among them  [[FNB Vita]] Best Actress Award (1996), nine National [[FNB Vita Awards]] (for ''[[Shopping and Fucking]]'', 1999), BBC Gold Sony Award and Scotsman Fringe First Award (for ''[[Woman in Waiting]]'', 2000), 4 FNB National Vita Awards (for ''[[Sezar]]'', 2001), [[Young Artist Awards|Standard Bank Artist of the Year Award]] (2003); Angel Herald Award, Edinburgh(for ''[[Amajuba]]'',  2003); [[Naledi]] Best Director Award and Naledi Best Cutting Edge Production Award (for ''[[Molora]]'', 2008), the Best Of Edinburgh Fringe Award, an Edinburgh Fringe First Award  and an Edinburgh Herald Angel Award  (for ''[[Mies Julie]]'', also voted one of the top ten plays of 2012 by both The Guardian and the New York Times); the Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award, the Scotsman Fringe First and the Herald Angel Award for Outstanding New Play (for ''[[Nirbhaya]]'', 2013).
+She and her work have garnered a large number of national and international awards since 1999, among them  [[FNB Vita]] Best Actress Award (1996), nine National [[FNB Vita Awards]] (for ''[[Shopping and Fucking]]'', 1999), BBC Gold Sony Award and Scotsman Fringe First Award (for ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'', 2000), 4 FNB National Vita Awards (for ''[[Sezar]]'', 2001), [[Young Artist Awards|Standard Bank Artist of the Year Award]] (2003); Angel Herald Award, Edinburgh(for ''[[Amajuba]]'',  2003); [[Naledi]] Best Director Award and Naledi Best Cutting Edge Production Award (for ''[[Molora]]'', 2008), the Best Of Edinburgh Fringe Award, an Edinburgh Fringe First Award  and an Edinburgh Herald Angel Award  (for ''[[Mies Julie]]'', also voted one of the top ten plays of 2012 by both The Guardian and the New York Times); the Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award, the Scotsman Fringe First and the Herald Angel Award for Outstanding New Play (for ''[[Nirbhaya]]'', 2013).
 == Sources ==

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 === As playwright ===
-Her plays and radical adaptations seen in South Africa include  ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' (2000), ''[[Sezar]]'' (2001), ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' (written in collaboration with [[Duma Kumalo]]), [[Amajuba]]'' (2003),  ''[[Molora]]'' (2003), ''[[Ram: The Abduction of Sita into Darkness]]'' (2011),  ''[[Mies Julie]]'' (2012), ''[[Nirbhaya]]'' (Farber and cast, 2013).
+Her plays and radical adaptations seen in South Africa include:
 Many of her  plays and adaptations have been published by [[Oberon Books]], including ''[[Theatre as Witness: Three Testimonial Plays from South Africa]]'' ([[Oberon Books]], 2008), ''[[Molora: An Adaptation of the Oresteia Trilogy]]'' ([[Oberon Books]], 2008),   ''[[Ram: The Abduction of Sita into Darkness]]'' ([[Oberon Books]], 2011), ''[[Molora]]'' ([[Oberon Books]], 20**) ''[[Mies Julie]]'' ( ([[Oberon Books]], 2011), ) ''[[Plays One]]'' ([[Oberon Books]], 2015).

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		+	https://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/Library/Criticism/shakespearein/sasz1b/index.html

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

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 === As director ===
-She credits [[Lara Foot]] with having led her into directing, a move which has seen her develop into a multiple award-winning director and playwright of international acclaim, with productions that have toured the world extensively (including in USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, across Europe and Africa) since 2000.
+She credits [[Lara Foot]] with having led her into directing, a move which has seen her develop into a multiple award-winning director and playwright of international acclaim, with productions that have toured the world extensively (including in USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, across Europe and Africa) since 2000. After 2004, the majority of her stage productions were created and toured under the name of [[The Farber Foundry]].
-Her directing credits include ''[[Shopping and Fucking]]'' (1999), ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' (in collaboration with [[Thembi Mtshali-Jones]]), ''[[Sezar]]'' (2001), ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' (2002), ''[[Amajuba]]'' (2003),  ''[[Molora]]'' (2008), ''[[Ram: The Abduction of Sita into Darkness]]'' (2011),  ''[[Mies Julie]]'' (2012),  ''[[The Crucible]]'' (filmed version of the Old Vic production, 2014).
+Her directing credits include:
-After 2004 the majority of her stage productions were created and toured under the name of [[The Farber Foundry]].
+: ''[[Shopping and Fucking]]''
 === As playwright ===

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		+	[[Die Beeld]] 26 June 2001.

	http://www.farberfoundry.com/farber.html		http://www.farberfoundry.com/farber.html

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-Go to [[The ESAT Bibliography]]
+Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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