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'''See: ''[[Die Sewe Doodsondes]]'''''. | '''See: ''[[Die Sewe Doodsondes]]'''''. | ||
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Database: [[Amazwi]] - manuscripts. | Database: [[Amazwi]] - manuscripts. | ||
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The Seven Deadly Sins us a title that can refer to a number of dramatic works and films
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The Seven Deadly Sins attributed to Richard Tarlton (c. 1585)
A two-part play drawing on the medieval tradition of the morality play, written c. 1585 and attributed to Richard Tarlton, whose company, Queen Elizabeth's Men, first performed it.
See: The Seven Deadly Sins (play) in Wikipedia[1]
The Seven Deadly Sins by Hennie Aucamp and Barry Strydom
The original text
A South African cabaret by Hennie Aucamp and Barry Strydom, originally written in Afrikaans as Die Sewe Doodsondes
See: Die Sewe Doodsondes.
Sources
Playscript [Typescript (photocopy)], CAMPBELL Location: [Collection: DALRO]: 2001. 41. 269 held by NELM.
Database: Amazwi - manuscripts.
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