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musical play by [[Robert Coleman]] (1998). Workshopped, written and lyrics by [[Robert Coleman]], musical arrangement by [[Xoli Norman]]. | musical play by [[Robert Coleman]] (1998). Workshopped, written and lyrics by [[Robert Coleman]], musical arrangement by [[Xoli Norman]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:28, 9 April 2014
musical play by Robert Coleman (1998). Workshopped, written and lyrics by Robert Coleman, musical arrangement by Xoli Norman.
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Subject
Called "A jazzy musical about our gay and lesbian history" in the programme of the première staging.
Performance history in South Africa
First staged as small community drama performances raising funds for gay rights organisations at venues like the Harrison Reef Hotel in Hillbrow, the Yeoville Recreation Centre, the Sibikwa Centre in Benoni and others, its mainstream première was in August 1998 at the Johannesburg Civic Theatre, directed by Robert Coleman, musical direction by Xoli Norman, choreography by Somizi Mhlongo, with Zodwa Shongwe, Paul Mokgethi, Zakhi Radebe, Mpumi Njinge and Wewe Ngidi.
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