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(“The last midday meal”) by Wilma Stockenström. An absurdist one-act play about lunch in an Afrikaner household. Joint winner of a one-act play competition organised for the The Space (Cape Town) by the Foundation for Art and Theatre in 1973. First staged as part of a double-bill in the Outer Space (Cape Town) in 197*, directed by Limpie Basson, with Danie Botha, Johan Burgher, Carina du Plessis, Faan Oosthuizen and Cornelia Stander. The stage managers were Bill Anderson and Fatima Dike. Published by Taurus in 1978.

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−	(“The last midday meal”) by [[Wilma Stockenström]]. An absurdist one-act play about lunch in an Afrikaner household. Joint winner of a one-act play competition organised for the [[The Space]] (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973. First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 197, directed by [[Limpie Basson]], with [[Danie Botha]], [[Johan Burgher]], [[Carina du Plessis]], [[Faan Oosthuizen]] and [[Cornelia Stander]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]]. First published in ** Published by [[Taurus]].	+	(“The last midday meal”) by [[Wilma Stockenström]]. An absurdist one-act play about lunch in an Afrikaner household. Joint winner of a one-act play competition organised for the [[The Space]] (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973. First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 197*, directed by [[Limpie Basson]], with [[Danie Botha]], [[Johan Burgher]], [[Carina du Plessis]], [[Faan Oosthuizen]] and [[Cornelia Stander]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]]. Published by Taurus in 1978.