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| − | by [[Credo V. Mutwa]]. Full-length play which attempts to put black history and culture in perspective, without being a protest play. Based on Mutwa's attempted reconstruction of a form of early African theatre. First performed in 1973 by the [[Experimental Theatre Workshop '71]]. First published in [[Robert Kavanagh]] (ed) ''[[South African People’s Plays]]'' by [[Heinemann]] in 1981. | + | by [[Credo V. Mutwa]]. Full-length play which attempts to put black history and culture in perspective, without being a protest play. Based on Mutwa's attempted reconstruction of a form of early African theatre. First performed in 1973 by the [[Experimental Theatre Workshop '71]] ([[Workshop '71]]). |
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| + | First published in [[Robert Kavanagh]] (ed) ''[[South African People’s Plays]]'' by [[Heinemann]] in 1981. | ||
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by Credo V. Mutwa. Full-length play which attempts to put black history and culture in perspective, without being a protest play. Based on Mutwa's attempted reconstruction of a form of early African theatre. First performed in 1973 by the Experimental Theatre Workshop '71 (Workshop '71).
Extracts were published in S'ketsh' Summer 1974/75, 43-47.
First published in Robert Kavanagh (ed) South African People’s Plays by Heinemann in 1981.
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