Difference between revisions of "Johnny Boskak is Feeling Funny"

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2004: First performed in 2004 at the National Arts Festival starring the author, directed by Genna Lewis.

2011: Presented at the Edinburgh Festival, National Arts Festival and the Catalina Theatre.

2015: Performed by Untouchable Productions and Craig Morris, directed by Roslyn Wood-Morris with Craig Morris. The production won a 2015 Standard Bank Gold Ovation Award at the Grahamstown Festival.

The Herald, 6 July 2004.

NELM catalogue.

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-''[[Johnny Boskak is Feeling Funny]]'' is a play by [[Greig Coetzee]]. A spin off of Coetzee's award-winning play ''[[White Men with Weapons]]'', it was written and first performed in **.
+''[[Johnny Boskak is Feeling Funny]]'' is a play by [[Greig Coetzee]]. A spin off of Coetzee's award-winning play ''[[White Men with Weapons]]''.
+Published in ''[[Johnny Boskak is Feeling Funny and other plays]]'', 2009.
-: Performed by [[Untouchable Productions]] and [[Craig Morris]], directed by [[Roslyn Wood-Morris]] with [[Craig Morris]]. The production won a 2015 Standard Bank Gold Ovation Award. at the Grahamstown Festival.
+== Performance history in South Africa ==
+: First performed in 2004 at the [[National Arts Festival]] starring the author, directed by [[Genna Lewis]].
+: Presented at the Edinburgh Festival, [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[Catalina Theatre]].
+: Performed by [[Untouchable Productions]] and [[Craig Morris]], directed by [[Roslyn Wood-Morris]] with [[Craig Morris]]. The production won a 2015 Standard Bank Gold Ovation Award at the Grahamstown Festival.
 ==Sources==
+''[[The Herald]]'', 6 July 2004.
 https://webmail.sun.ac.za/owa/?ae=PreFormAction&t=IPM.Note&a=Del
+[[NELM]] catalogue.
+Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
+Return to [[Main Page]]