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| + | by [[Josias Moleele]]. A comic satire about South African life in the townships, urban and rural areas, unconvincing parliamentary debates, corruption in government and more uniquely South African scenarios. Written 1994, performed 1995, directed by the author – when it won three [[Vita award]]s, then rewritten and performed at the [[Market Theatre]] in 2000, with [[Sello Maake ka Ncube]] and [[Mncedisi Shabangu]], and again in 2008 at [[Aardklop]]. | ||
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by Josias Moleele. A comic satire about South African life in the townships, urban and rural areas, unconvincing parliamentary debates, corruption in government and more uniquely South African scenarios. Written 1994, performed 1995, directed by the author – when it won three Vita awards, then rewritten and performed at the Market Theatre in 2000, with Sello Maake ka Ncube and Mncedisi Shabangu, and again in 2008 at Aardklop.
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