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Gabashane, Anthony Daniel 1996. The performance orientation of dramatic texts with
 
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specific reference to dialogue and didascalies in Athol Fugard's Playland and My children! My Africa! Pretoria : University of South Africa. (M.A. Thesis).
 
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GAFFNEY, FLOYD.  1988 A forgotten man:  Ira Alridge in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1853. South African Theatre Journal, 2(2):3-15
 
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Gaffney, Floyd 1992. Athol Fugard: regionalism, cultural diversity, and other matters. TheatreForum, 1(1): 53-56.
 
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Gagiano, Annie 2009. Mann, Chris Zithulele. Thuthula: Heart of the Labyrinth. Shakespeare in Southern Africa, 21: 95
 
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Gallet, Francoise. 1998. Off-the-wall prophet of theatre fusion. In: The Sunday Independent, July 5, 1998: 14.
 
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GALLOWAY, Francis 1990. Breyten Breytenbach as openbare figuur. Pretoria: HAUM-literêr.
 
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Gardiner, C. 1994. Transition and transformation: Shakespeare, Dickens, Serote. English in Africa, 37(2): 123-132. Bladsye?
 
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Gardner, C.O. 1970. Manson’s casserole. Theoria, 35: 35-49.
 
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Gardner, C.O. 1985. A talk to Natal Education Department English teachers. Crux, 19(1): 27-38.
 
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Gardner, Colin 1988. Teaching Shakespeare in Southern African universities: a response to Martin Orkin’s Shakespeare against apartheid. Shakespeare in Southern Africa, 2: 78-82.
 
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Garuba, H. (2001) ‘The Island writes back: Discourse/ Power and Marginality in Wole Soyinka’s The Swamp Dwellers, Derek Walcott’s The Sea at Dauphin, and Athol Fugard’s The Island’  Research in African Literatures, vol  32, No 4
 
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The Gaynor Young inquiry. 1990. South African theatre journal, 4(2): 12-29.
 
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Gelb, Hal 1990. Theater. Nation, 251(12): 427-429.
 
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Gener, Randy 1996. A song for a new world. (Athol Fugard’s play Valley song. American theatre, 13(1): 10.
 
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Gener, Randy 2005. Cultures in peril: theatrical adventures in South Africa and Mali, Uganda, Mexico, India, the Philippines and Sri Lanka. American theatre, 22(5): 23.
 
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Gener, Randy 2008. Africa writes back. American theatre, 25(9): 27.
 
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Gener, Randy 2009. A dark night of the soul (Athol Fugard’s Have you seen us? American theatre, 26(10): 23.
 
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GÉRARD, Albert. 1971. Four African Literatures. Berkeley: University of California Press.
 
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Gerard, Albert S. 1983. Comparative literature and African literatures :a series of lectures read at the University of South Africa in July 1981 /edited from the tape-recordings by the author. Goodwood: Via Afrika.
 
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Gerard, Albert S.1993. Comparative literature and African literatures. edited by C.F. Swanepoel. 2nd ed. Pretoria : Via Afrika
 
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Gerber, C.J. 1988. Drama-based didactic strategies in the secondary school. Pretoria: University of Pretoria. (M.A. thesis).
 
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Gerber, J. 1988. Drama and aid to understanding. Education and culture, 11(3): 28-29.
 
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GERICKE, Aletta. 2003. Herhinneringe. Cape Town: Uitgewery Oranje.
 
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GEVISSER, MARK & CAMERON, EDWIN (eds). 1994. Defiant desire: gay & lesbian lives in S.A. Johannesburg: Ravan.
 
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Gevisser, Mark 1994. Truth and consequences in post-apartheid theater. Theater magazine, 25(3): 8-18.
 
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Gevisser, Mark 1994. Writing for the man in the street.: an interview with John Ledwaba. Theater magazine, 25(3): 19-23.
 
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Gevisser, Mark. 1997. Setting the stage for a journey into SA’s heart of darkness. In: The Sunday Independent, August 10, 1997: 4.
 
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GILBERT, H. and TOMPKINS, J. 1996. Post-colonial Drama. London: Routledge.
 
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Gilbert S. Singing Against Apartheid: ANC Cultural Groups and the International
 
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Anti-Apartheid Struggle. Journal of Southern African Studies [serial online].
 
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June 2007;33(2):421-441.
 
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Gilmore, Wendy 1980. Modern Medici: a look at corporate sponsorship of the arts. Scenaria, (16): 3.
 
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Gilmore, Wendy 1980. Directors at work, no. 2: Leonard Schach. Scenaria, (16): 21-23, 42.
 
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Gillman, H.A. 1947. School drama in the brave new world. J.Soc.Educ. 25(3): 23-25. Kry niks wat klop met die afkorting nie. Is dit ooit SA? Gekry in Repert 1940-49, onderwerp THEATRE.
 
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The Gin game. 1978. Scenaria, (10) : 19.
 
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Glanvill, A. 1988. Drama in the classroom: a lesson for biblican studies. Educamus, 34(2): 19-21. February.
 
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GLASSER, MONA.  1960.  King Kong.  A Venture in the Theatre.  Cape Town: Norman Howell.
 
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Gleuck, Germaine 1984. Standard Bank Festival of the Arts: 10th anniversary celebration. Scenaria, (45): 19—23.
 
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Glueck, G. 1985. Frank Rogaly : South Africa’s ‘Mr Theatre’. Scenaria, (49) : 41-43.
 
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Glueck, Germaine 1986. The Port Elizabeth Opera House : past and present. Scenaria, (62) : 6-11.
 
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Glueck, Germaine 1986. The Port Elizabeth Opera House : the interior. Scenaria, (62) : 16-18.
 
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Gleuck, Germaine 1986a. Dance takes centre spotlight at Grahamstown Festival. [includes mime]. Scenaria, (65): 9-15.
 
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Gleuck, Germaine 1986b. The Port Elizabeth Opera House – past and present. Scenaria, (62): 5-11.
 
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GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT. American Theatre [serial online]. September 2007;24(7):70-71.
 
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American Theatre, Sep2007, Vol. 24 Issue 7, p70-71, 2p; Abstract: This article presents reviews of drama festivals around the world including the Witness Hilton Arts Festival at Hilton College in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa,
 
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GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT. American Theatre [serial online]. July 2009;26(6):56-57.
 
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GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT. American Theatre [serial online]. September 2008;25(7):70-71.
 
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Goddard, Eugene. 2001. Soul-searching for Boetman. In: The Citizen, July 12, 2001: 28.
 
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Goddard, Kevin 2009. Romeo and Juliet, Helen Wilkins: theatre review. Shakespeare in Southern Africa, 21(1): 87-88.
 
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Gomes, L. 1980. Ons klein sterre maak groot geld. Huisgenoot, 140-143. October 9.
 
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Goodall, Sallyann 1979. Theatre workshop: a report on the theatre workshop for Natal schools, organized by SAITT Natal Branch, on 10th Feb. Scenaria, (13): 38.
 
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Goodman, L. 1984. Sholem Aleichem and the Yiddish theatre. Jewish affairs, 39(11): 18-20.
 
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Goodman, Lizbeth 1999. Two conversations with Yvonne Banning about gender and drama in South African theatre during and after Apartheid. Contemporary theatre
 
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review, 9(2): 5.
 
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GOODMAN, LIZBETH (Ed) 1999. Women, Politics and Performance in South African Theatre Today 1. Contemporary Theatre Review. An International Journal Volume 9 Part 1. Harwood Academic Publishers.
 
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GOODMAN, LIZBETH.  1994. Teaching feminist theatres:  Stages between theory and practice. South African theatre journal, 8(1):3-23
 
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Goodman, Ralph 2002. Fools, Bells and The habit of eating; three satires, by Zakes Mda. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal, 16: 241-243.
 
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Goosen, H. 1985. Bard of the Baakens. South African panorama, 30(9) : 18-23.
 
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Goosen, Helena 1986. Campus theatre ’86. South African panorama, 31(8) : 10-17.
 
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Gorak, Jan 1989. Nothing to root for: Zakes Mda and South African resistance theatre. Theatre journal, 41(4): 478-491.
 
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Gordon R. 2007.Guilty Secrets and Cultural Blind Spots: Miller's Plays in South
 
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Africa. Arthur Miller's Global Theater [e-book]. Ann Arbor, MI: U of Michigan P;
 
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2007:66-77.
 
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Gordon-Brown, Claire. 2003. How to survive when the rules of the game change. In: Business Day, September 29, 2003: 6.
 
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Gosher, Sydney Paul 1988.  A historical and critical survey of the South African one-act play written in English. Pretoria: UNISA. (D Litt-thesis.)  (D Litt dissertation.)
 
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Gouws, John 1990. Foucault and Shakespeare’s pedants, dotards, and drunks. Literator, 11(3): 29-41.
 
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Govender, Kubeshni 1996. Exploring text and con-text: analysis of  Ordinary people: the peacemakers (1993); television review. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal. 10(2): 193-199.
 
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GOVENDER, S. 1996. Interculturalism and South African Fusion Dance. Durban: Asoka Publications, University of Durban Westville?*
 
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GOVENDER, S. 1996. Interculturalism and South African Fusion Dance. Durban: Asoka Publications, University of Durban Westville?*
 
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Government White Paper on the creative arts. 1986. Scenaria, (65): 20.
 
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Graham, S. 2005. Private trauma, public drama: Fugard, Kani and Ntshona’s The island and Maponya’s Gangsters. English studies in Africa, 48(1): 107-123.
 
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Graham S. 2007. 'I Was Those Thousands!': Memory, Identity and Space in John Kani's
 
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Nothing but the Truth. Theatre Research International [serial online]. March
 
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2007;32(1):68-84.
 
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Graham, Shane 2009. South African literature after the Truth Commission: mapping loss. New York, NY; Palgrave Macmillan.
 
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Grahame, Margot 1947. It’s my ambition to bring six plays to South Africa. Outspan. 42(1082): 31-33. November 21.
 
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Graver, David 1997. Standard Bank National Arts Festival. Theatre journal, 49(1): 56-59.
 
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GRAVER, D. (ed) 1999. Plays for a New South Africa. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
 
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Graver, David & Kruger, Loren 1989. South Africa’s national theatre: the market or the street?: New theatre quarterly, 19: 272-81.
 
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Graver, David 1995. Theatre in the new South Africa. Performing arts journal, 17(1): 103-109.
 
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Gray, Donald 1946.  More theatres needed in South Africa. Outspan. 39(997): 19. April 5.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1977. Our forgotten drama: Stephen Gray looks at the continuity of South African English drama. Speak: critical arts journal. 1(2):13-16; 46-47.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1978. Herman Charles Bosman and Lago Clifford. Africana notes and news, 23: 155-157. December.
 
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Gray, Stephen (ed.) 1978. Theatre one: new South African drama. Johannesburg: Donker
 
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Gray, Stephen 1978. Our forgotten drama. Speak, 1(2): 13-16. March-April.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1979. Southern African Literature. An Introduction. London: David Philip.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1979. Fugard in London. Heresy, 1:33-39.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1980. Athol Fugard’s development: a stocktaking. Theoria, 55: 33-36.
 
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Gray, Stephen (ed.) 1981 Theatre two: new South African drama. Johannesburg: Donker
 
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Gray, Stephen (ed.) 1982. Athol Fugard. Johannesburg, McGraw Hill.
 
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Gray, Stephen (1982).  Stephen Black: Three Plays.  Johannesburg, Ad Donker.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1982. Southern African Literature.  An Introduction.  Cape Town, David Philip.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1983. Processing life into words. The notebooks of Athol Fugard. Contrast, 14(3): 81-86.
 
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Gray, Stephen (ed.) 1984a. Market plays. Johannesburg: Donker.
 
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Gray, Stephen.  1984b.  South African drama: bedevilling categories: English Academy Review. 2. p.119-125.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1984c. The theatre of Fatima Dike. English Academy review, 2: 55-60.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1985. Desegregating the theatre. Index on censorship, 14(4): 11-14, 17.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1986. A chair called Agamemnon: Athol Fugard’s use of Greek dramatic myths. Standpunte, 39(4): 19-27.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1987. The Breytie Book – A collection of articles on South African theatre, edited by Temple Hauptfleisch. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal,1(2):96-97.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1990. ‘Between me and my country’: Fugard’s My children! My Africa! At the Market theatre, Johannesburg. New theatre quarterly, 6(21): 25-30.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1990. Interview with Geraldine Aron. South African theatre journal, 4(2):30-49.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1990. Women in South African theatre. South African theatre journal, 4(1): 75-87.
 
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Gray, Stehen (comp.) 1991. File on Fugard. London: Methuen Drama.
 
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Gray, Stephen 1993. Problems of compiling a collection of plays of the 1980s. South African theatre journal, 7(2): 63-76.
 
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Gray, Stephen (ed.) 1993. South Africa Plays. London: Nick Hern
 
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Gray, Stephen 1998. Notes on South African and Australian theatre. South African theatre journal, 12(1&2): 172-177.
 
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Gready, Paul 1994. Political autobiography in search of liberation: working class theatre, collaboration and the construction of identity. In: Gunner, Liz (ed.) Politics and performance: theatre, poetry and song in Southern Africa. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. p. 163-198.
 
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Great prestige project for the province [Transvaal]. 1966. Construction in Southern Africa, 11(2): 27-35.
 
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Greeff, M. 2008. John Vorster se meisiekinders: profiel van twee vroue. Lig, 73(7): 18-21.
 
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Green, Garth V. 1987. Characterization in Pieter-Dirk Uys’ Appassionata. UNISA English studies, 25(2): 18-22.
 
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GREEN, JEFFREY & RYE, HOWARD. 1988.  “To the Mother Country”:  Jamaican entertainers in Britain, 1906 – 1936. South African theatre journal, V2(2):62-75GREER, ???GRAHAM. 2001.  The role of the theatre critic in a post-apartheid South Africa. South African theatre journal, 15: 56-64.
 
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Green, Michael 1984. The politics of loving: Fugard and the metropolis. English Academy review, 2: 41-54.
 
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Green, Robert J.1976. The drama of Athol Fugard. In: Heywood, C (ed.) Aspects of South African literature. London, Heinemann, +p.163-173.
 
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Greer, Graham. 2001. The role of the professional theatre critic in a post-apartheid South Africa. SATJ 15: 56-64.
 
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Greig, Robert J. 1980. To subsidise or not to subsidise? New nation, 9(2): 10-11.
 
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Greig R. 1989. Zap-Pow-Whammee-Glop: Muller's Macbeth. Shakespeare in Southern Africa:
 
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Journal of the Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa [serial online].
 
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1989;3:92-94.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1995a. Theatre of the absurd: how success can narrow profit margins. In: The Sunday Independent, October 1, 1995: 18.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1995b. Bergville Stories evoke complex responses about theatre language. In: The Sunday Independent, November 26, 1995: 21.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1996. Glib judgments on domestic violence betray brilliantly observed characters. In: The Sunday Independent, August 4, 1996: 20.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1997a. Original, radical Ubu manages to find integrity in an artistic minefield. In: The Sunday Independent, August 3, 1997: 14.
 
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Greig, R. (1996) ‘Medea creates a thrilling theatrical language of passion for a new order’. The Sunday Independent, Feb. 4th 1996, p. 21-22
 
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Greig, Robert. 1997b. An intoxicating whiff of the pointedly irrational. In: The Sunday Independent, November 2, 1997: 16.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1998a. Playwright brilliantly fumbles and fondles his way through post-apartheid pathos. In: The Sunday Independent, January 25, 1998: 14.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1998b. Brutal realism of Hola Majita! makes a mockery of prison reform. In: The Sunday Independent, February 1, 1998: 14.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1998c. Slabolepszy makes a bold move, but his nostalgia is overpowering. In: The Sunday Independent, February 15, 1998: 14.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1998d. Civic starts planning life after budget cuts. In: The Sunday Independent, July 5, 1998: 12.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1998e. Too gay for a brutal and forgotten subject. In: The Sunday Independent, September 6, 1998: 13.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1999a. Genre-bending operas breach fresh frontier. In: The Sunday Independent, July 4, 1999: 12.
 
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Greig, Robert. 1999b. As arts migrate to smaller towns, they also enter the global arena. In: The Sunday Independent, September 26, 1999: 11.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2000a. An Afrikaner nationalist now under a new flag. In: The Sunday Independent, April 9, 2000: 12.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2000b. Profound play in which the shoe mostly fits. In: The Sunday Independent, June 4, 2000: 11.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2000c. A fringe of sex, but everyday life at heart. In: The Sunday Independent, July 9, 2000: 12.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2000d. Fanny-in-the-face theatre puts words to taboos lived in silence. In: The Sunday Independent, October 15, 2000: 12.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2001a. Future of state theatres remains uncertain: The government expects the private sector and provinces to chip in. In: The Sunday Independent, April 8, 2001: 10.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2001b. A mountain of South African theatre - One of the most complex and mature plays written in this country in the past two decades, it makes others look infantile. In: The Sunday Independent, April 29, 2001: 21.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2001c. Roll up for a relentlessly feverish vision of Amin’s circus maximus. In: The Sunday Independent, July 8, 2001: 10.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2001d. History brought to life in hard-edged vignettes. In: The Sunday Independent, September 16, 2001: 11.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2002a. How to sweep R24 million under the carpet. In: The Sunday Independent, April 28, 2002: 10.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2002b. Fugard takes a new tack with his latest work. In: The Sunday Independent, July 21, 2002: 11.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2003a. Tribute to pioneering activist Simon Nkoli captures his vitality, wit and endurance. In: The Sunday Independent, April 20, 2003: 11.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2003b. Filling of seats now takes centre stage: Several theatres countrywide are to become state-funded playhouses. In: The Sunday Independent, April 27, 2003: 10.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2003c. Grahamstown monologues. In: The Sunday Independent, July 6, 2003: 10.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2003d. Stripped-down satire weeds out social stereotypes. In: The Sunday Independent, August 17, 2003: 10.
 
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Greig, Robert. 2004. Popular production falls foul of the social engineers. In: The Sunday Independent, February 8, 2004: 11.
 
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Greig, Robert & Peel, Kit. 2000. Is it curtains for the State Theatre? How the sorry story unfolded. In: The Sunday Independent, May 7, 2000: 10.
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1988a. The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa. Johannesburg: Rand Afrikaans University. (D. Litt. et Phil. thesis).
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1988b. Why not play in the classroom? Lyra academica, 3(2): 50-62.
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1989a.Theatre and Popular Entertainment in South Africa.  In: South African theatre journal, 3(2), September. 
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1989b. Let us entertain you! children’s theatre and popular entertainment. South African theatre journal, 3(2): 51-68.
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1989c. Players, a collection of one-act plays, edited by Temple Hauptfleisch & Ted Townsend. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal, 3(1): 103-104.
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1990. Drama as a method for teahers of English. Crux, 24(4): 24-51.
 
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Greyvenstein, Walter 1994. Playwrights and human rights by Paddy Terry & Herman Kotze. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal, 8(1): 93-96.
 
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Greyvensteyn, Z. 1980a. Dawie Malan – a profile. Scenaria, (18): 26-27.
 
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Greyvensteyn, Z. 1980b. Siegfried Mynhardt: a profile. Scenaria, (17): 17-18.
 
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Griebenow, Francois. 2000. Boetman-volksdrama. In: Beeld, May 30, 2000: 11.
 
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Griffin, Jennifer 1992. John Kani: reading the troubled landscape of South Africa. American theatre, 9(8): 26-27.
 
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Griffin, Jennifer 1993. Paul Slabolepszy: coming of age in the cradle of apartheid. American theatre, 10(9): 47-48.
 
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Grimbeek, D. 1977. Opvoedkundige waarde van toneelspel. Rehabilitation in South Africa, 21:59060. October.
 
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Grobbelaar, Michal 1952. Beligting vir die toneel. Helikon, 1(4): 99-102.
 
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Grobbelaar, Michal 1960. Suidwes toe! [Nasionale toneelgroep besoek S.W.A.] Brandwag, 14(43): 17. November 24.
 
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Grobbelaar, Michal et al. (eds.) 1962. The Johannesburg Civic Theatre/ Die Johannesburgse Stadskouburg. Johannesburg: Johannesburg Civic Theatre.
 
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Grobbelaar, Michal 1971. Ontwikkeling van die Afrikaanse toneel 1832-1950, deur L.W.B. Binge. Reviewed in Tydskrif vir geesteswetenskappe, 11(1): 66-67.
 
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Grobbelaar, Michal 1986. Die uitvoerende kunste. Lantern, 35(4) : 67-69.
 
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Grobbelaar, Michal 1985. Die Breytenbach-skouburg. In: Temple Hauptfleisch (ed) The Breytie Book. Johannesburg: The Limelight Press. p. 73-77.
 
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Grobler, E.E. 1998. Teater en terapie: ‘n teaterwetenskaplike ondersoek. Stellenbosch: Universiteit van Stellenbosch. (M Dram thesis).
 
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Grobler, Esmé 1990. Varieties of dramatic dialogue. South African theatre journal, 4(1): 38-60.
 
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Grobler, H. 1976. Rebellie van Lafras Verwey [by] Chris Barnard. [Literary criticism]. Klasgids, 11(1): 23-30. March.
 
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Grobler, H.B. 1971. Algemene verligting van ‘n teater vir die uitvoerende kunste. Tegnikon, 20(4): 23-28. December.
 
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Grobler, Hilda 1989. Realiteit van die spel of spel van die realiteit? Kanttekeninge by Pieter Fourie se drama Ek, Anna van Wyk. Stilet, 1(2): 89-95.
 
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Grobler, H. 1993. The kitchen as battlefield – with special reference to the award winning play Kitchen blues by Jeanne Goosen. Journal of literary studies, 9(1): 50-56.
 
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GROBLER, M. 2002.  Die Toneelstuk van Breyten Breytenbach as die oorlogmasjien. Fragmente. No 9:73-87.
 
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Groenewald, H.C. 1977. Struktuurbeskrywing van die historiese drama in Zulu. Limi, 5(1-2): 48-66.
 
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Groenewald, H.C. 1981. Aspekte van drama met besondere verwysing na die Zulu-drama. Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir Afrikatale, suppl 1: 12-42.
 
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Groenewald, H.C. 1989. Insumansumane: Zondi’s scenario for today. South African journal of African languages, 9(1): 6-13.
 
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Groenewald, H.C. 2000.  A little space in history: some historical perspectives on Zulu theatre. South African theatre journal,14: 114-128.
 
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Groenewald, H.C. 2001.  The immoral subject:  The moral play in Zulu. South African theatre journal,15: 65-76
 
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Groenewald, H.C. 2002.  A little space in history – some historical perspectives on Zulu theatre. South African theatre journal, 16: 30-43.
 
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Groenewald, H.C.  1990.  Oral Studies in South Africa.  Pretoria: HSRC.
 
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Groenewald, H.H.A. 1983. Huisvesting vir die toneelteater. Teaterforum, 4(1): 44-53.
 
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Groenewald, Manie 1983. Huisvesting vir die toneelteater. Teaterforum, 4(1): 44-53.
 
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Grondwet van die Assosiasie van dramadepartemente van Suid-Afrika (ADDSA). Teaterforum, 5(1): 115-123.
 
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Gross, Kenneth & Katz, Leslie 1995.  Pinokio. South African theatre journal, 9(1):69-77.
 
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GRUNDY, K. 1993. The Politics of the National Arts Festival.  Occasional Paper No 34. Grahamstown: Rhodes University Institute for Social and Economic Research.
 
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Grundy, Kenneth 1994. Quasi-state censorship in South Africa: the performing arts councils and polticized theatre. Journal of arts management, law and society, 24(3): 241-257.
 
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GRUT, MARINA. 1981. The History of Ballet in South Africa. Cape Town: Human and Rousseau.
 
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Guldimann, Colette 1996.  The (black) male gaze:  Mbongeni Ngema’s Sarafina! South African theatre journal, 10(2): 85-99
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940a. Afrikaans theatre. Forum. 3(25): 17. September 14.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940b. Afrikaans theatre. Forum. 3(27): 17. September 28.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940c. Effects of the war. Forum.3(35): 17. November 23.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940d. Leontine Sagan continues to make bricks without straw. Forum. 3(38): 18-19. December 14.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940e. Renaissance of theatre in South Africa. [Dwen Ffrangcon-Davies in Major Barbara produced by Leontine Sagan]. Forum. 3(29): 17. October 12.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940f. Shakespeare [Twelfth night] captivates public: amateurs rise to histrionic heights. Forum. 3(38): 18. December 14.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940g. Theatre left to languish [for want of theatres]. Forum. 3(32): 17. November 2.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940h. Two important arrivals for the stage [Henry Mollison and Lina Basquette in Private lives]. Forum. 2(48): 19.February 24.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1940i. War and amateur theatricals. [Group theatre, Johannesburg repertory players]. Forum. 2(47): 22. February 17.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1941a. Army entertainment. Forum. 4(39): 17. December 27.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1941b. Audiences applaud “Puppet’s party” by M. Mason. Forum. 4(33): 18. November 15.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1941c. Children take the stage [Alice in Wonderland]/ Forum.4(38): 18. December 20.
 
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Gutsche, Thelma 1941d. End of a tour. Forum. 4(31)18. November 1.
 
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