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== Performance history in South Africa ==
 
== Performance history in South Africa ==
First produced South Africa by the [[Sarah Sylvia Company]] at the new [[Johannesburg Reps]] Theatre in Johannesburg in 1951/2?* (with Israeli actor [[Jacob Ben-Ami]] as "Willy Loman" and [[Leon Gluckman]] as "Biff", co-directed by Ben-Ami and Gluckman.)
 
  
The first locally produced version was by [[Leonard Schach]]??****. Other award-winning productions include [[PACT]] in 1975 ([[Joe Stewardson]], [[Diane Wilson]], [[Bill Flynn]] and [[Richard Haines]], directed by [[Ken Leach]]), [[CAPAB]] in 1979 (directed by [[Roy Sergeant]], with [[Michael Atkinson]]), presented by Spoornet State Theatre Productions at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[National Arts Festival]], 2000, and [[Bobby Heaney Productions]] (in association with [[The Baxter Theatre Centre]]) in 2001 (directed by [[Bobby Heaney]], with [[Bill Flynn]] as Willy Loman). ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'', [[Arthur Miller]], Director:  [[Bobby Heaney]] ,2001. [[Bill Flynn]], [[Frantz Dobrowsky]], [[Dale Cutts]], [[Martin le Maitre]], [[Gideon Emery]],  [[Langley Kirkwood]], [[Michelle Maxwell]], [[Jo da Silva]], [[Justin Strydom]], [[Nathalie G’Mure]] & [[Leona Loseby]]. Lighting design:  [[Mannie Manim]].  Music: [[Janine Neethling]],  Set design: [[Stan Knight]]. [[Baxter Theatre]].
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1951/2(?): First produced South Africa by the [[Sarah Sylvia Company]] at the new [[Johannesburg Reps]] Theatre in Johannesburg in 1951/2?* (with Israeli actor [[Jacob Ben-Ami]] as "Willy Loman" and [[Leon Gluckman]] as "Biff", co-directed by Ben-Ami and Gluckman.)
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196*?: The first locally produced version was by [[Leonard Schach]]??****.  
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1979: Produced by [[PACT]] in 1975 ([[Joe Stewardson]], [[Diane Wilson]], [[Bill Flynn]] and [[Richard Haines]], directed by [[Ken Leach]]),  
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1979: Produced by [[CAPAB]] in 1979, directed by [[Roy Sergeant]], with [[Michael Atkinson]]),  
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2000: Produced by Spoornet State Theatre Productions at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[National Arts Festival]].
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2001: Produced by [[Bobby Heaney Productions]] (in association with [[The Baxter Theatre Centre]]) in 2001 (directed by [[Bobby Heaney]], with [[Bill Flynn]] as Willy Loman). ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'', [[Arthur Miller]], Director:  [[Bobby Heaney]] ,2001. [[Bill Flynn]], [[Frantz Dobrowsky]], [[Dale Cutts]], [[Martin le Maitre]], [[Gideon Emery]],  [[Langley Kirkwood]], [[Michelle Maxwell]], [[Jo da Silva]], [[Justin Strydom]], [[Nathalie G’Mure]] & [[Leona Loseby]]. Lighting design:  [[Mannie Manim]].  Music: [[Janine Neethling]],  Set design: [[Stan Knight]]. [[Baxter Theatre]].
  
 
==Translations and adaptations==
 
==Translations and adaptations==

Revision as of 11:06, 17 January 2015

Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. The classic twentieth century American tragedy of the common man. First produced in London 1948 and New York in 1949.

Performance history in South Africa

1951/2(?): First produced South Africa by the Sarah Sylvia Company at the new Johannesburg Reps Theatre in Johannesburg in 1951/2?* (with Israeli actor Jacob Ben-Ami as "Willy Loman" and Leon Gluckman as "Biff", co-directed by Ben-Ami and Gluckman.)

196*?: The first locally produced version was by Leonard Schach??****.

1979: Produced by PACT in 1975 (Joe Stewardson, Diane Wilson, Bill Flynn and Richard Haines, directed by Ken Leach),

1979: Produced by CAPAB in 1979, directed by Roy Sergeant, with Michael Atkinson),

2000: Produced by Spoornet State Theatre Productions at the Pretoria State Theatre and the National Arts Festival.

2001: Produced by Bobby Heaney Productions (in association with The Baxter Theatre Centre) in 2001 (directed by Bobby Heaney, with Bill Flynn as Willy Loman). Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller, Director: Bobby Heaney ,2001. Bill Flynn, Frantz Dobrowsky, Dale Cutts, Martin le Maitre, Gideon Emery, Langley Kirkwood, Michelle Maxwell, Jo da Silva, Justin Strydom, Nathalie G’Mure & Leona Loseby. Lighting design: Mannie Manim. Music: Janine Neethling, Set design: Stan Knight. Baxter Theatre.

Translations and adaptations

Translated into Afrikaans and adapted to a South African setting as Dood Van 'n Verkoopsman by Andries Vrey and presented at KKNK and Aardklop festival 2010 featuring Ben Kruger and Bettie Kemp.


Sources

National Arts Festival programme, 2000.

The Star, 16 Aug 2000.

Beeld 28 Aug 2010.


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