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| − | by [[Sam Mhangwane]]. A popular, long running and melodramatic musical play which toured the townships between the 1960s and 1980s. Tells the story of a person who suffers first for being black, and secondly for being a woman. Her suffering causes her to be unfaithful to her man. First written and performed in 1966, it was long purported to be the longest-running production in South African theatre history, since it was still on tour in the mid 1980s. | + | ''[[The Unfaithful Woman]]'' is a musical play by [[Sam Mhangwane]]. A popular, long running and melodramatic musical play which toured the townships between the 1960s and 1980s. Tells the story of a person who suffers first for being black, and secondly for being a woman. Her suffering causes her to be unfaithful to her man. |
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Revision as of 10:39, 6 November 2017
The Unfaithful Woman is a musical play by Sam Mhangwane. A popular, long running and melodramatic musical play which toured the townships between the 1960s and 1980s. Tells the story of a person who suffers first for being black, and secondly for being a woman. Her suffering causes her to be unfaithful to her man.
First written and performed in 1966, it was long purported to be the longest-running production in South African theatre history, since it was still on tour in the mid 1980s.
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