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| − | The programme was developed and performed for the Market Theatre and performed in the main theatre on 14- 26 May. The production was choreographed by [[Sbonakaliso Ndaba]] and [[Boyzie Cekwana]] and directed by [[Robert Whitehead]], with a musical score compiled by [[Xoli Norman]]. | + | The programme was developed and performed for the Market Theatre and performed in the main theatre on 14- 26 May. The production was choreographed by [[Sbonakaliso Ndaba]] and [[Boyzie Cekwana]] and directed by [[Robert Whitehead]], with a musical score compiled by [[Xoli Norman]]. |
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| + | 2002: ''[[Mainland]]'' was performed as part of the [[Market Theatre]] 14 - 26 May and was as part of the annual ''[[Dance Indaba]]'' at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in the same year (?). | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:33, 15 February 2023
Mainland is the overall title given to a season of dance stories choreographed by Sbonakaliso Ndaba and Boyzie Cekwana.
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The original text
The programme was developed and performed for the Market Theatre and performed in the main theatre on 14- 26 May. The production was choreographed by Sbonakaliso Ndaba and Boyzie Cekwana and directed by Robert Whitehead, with a musical score compiled by Xoli Norman.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
2002: Mainland was performed as part of the Market Theatre 14 - 26 May and was as part of the annual Dance Indaba at the Baxter Theatre in the same year (?).
Sources
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