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''The Homecoming'' (1964), is a two-act play by Harold Pinter (1930- 2008). In South Africa it was directed by [[Leonard Schach]] for The [[Company of Four]] and staged in the Concert Hall at the [[Baxter Theatre]], Cape Town in 1977. The cast consisted of [[Keith Grenville]] (Lenny), [[Michael Howard]] (Max), [[Don Maguire]] (Sam), [[Michael Richard]] (Joey), [[Glynn Day]] (Teddy), [[Jacqui Singer]] (Ruth). The set was designed by [[Emile Aucamp]], the wardrobe by [[Helen Rooza]] and the lighting by [[Derrick Markotter]].  The stage director was [[Avril Bee]].
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''The Homecoming'' (1964), is a two-act play by Harold Pinter (1930- 2008). In South Africa it was directed by [[Leonard Schach]] for The [[Company of Four]] and staged in the Concert Hall at the [[Baxter Theatre]], Cape Town in 1977. The cast consisted of [[Keith Grenville]] (Lenny), [[Michael Howard]] (Max), [[Don Maguire]] (Sam), [[Michael Richard]] (Joey), [[Glynn Day]] (Teddy) and [[Jacqui Singer]] (Ruth). The set was designed by [[Emile Aucamp]], the wardrobe by [[Helen Rooza]] and the lighting by [[Derrick Markotter]].  The stage director was [[Avril Bee]].
  
 
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Revision as of 18:31, 21 November 2013

The Homecoming (1964), is a two-act play by Harold Pinter (1930- 2008). In South Africa it was directed by Leonard Schach for The Company of Four and staged in the Concert Hall at the Baxter Theatre, Cape Town in 1977. The cast consisted of Keith Grenville (Lenny), Michael Howard (Max), Don Maguire (Sam), Michael Richard (Joey), Glynn Day (Teddy) and Jacqui Singer (Ruth). The set was designed by Emile Aucamp, the wardrobe by Helen Rooza and the lighting by Derrick Markotter. The stage director was Avril Bee.

Sources

Barrow, Brian & Williams-Short, Yvonne (eds.). 1988. Theatre Alive! The Baxter Story 1977-1987).

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