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| − | ''Beyond Therapy'' by Christopher Durang, is an American comedy dealing with relationships and complexes which, although humorous, ring disturbingly true in a modern society anywhere. First produced off Broadway in January 1981. | + | ''Beyond Therapy'' by [[Christopher Durang]], is an American comedy dealing with relationships and complexes which, although humorous, ring disturbingly true in a modern society anywhere. First produced off Broadway in January 1981. |
Localised and set in Johannesburg, the play was presented by Technikon Pretoria at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1985, directed by [[Willie Fritz]]. Art director [[Mark Stevens]], sound by [[Susan Danford]]. The cast: [[Clive Morris]], [[Fiona Coyne]], [[Adrian Waldron]], [[Siobhan Harrison]], [[Pierre Perrold]], [[René Tredoux]]. | Localised and set in Johannesburg, the play was presented by Technikon Pretoria at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1985, directed by [[Willie Fritz]]. Art director [[Mark Stevens]], sound by [[Susan Danford]]. The cast: [[Clive Morris]], [[Fiona Coyne]], [[Adrian Waldron]], [[Siobhan Harrison]], [[Pierre Perrold]], [[René Tredoux]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:48, 26 January 2015
Beyond Therapy by Christopher Durang, is an American comedy dealing with relationships and complexes which, although humorous, ring disturbingly true in a modern society anywhere. First produced off Broadway in January 1981.
Localised and set in Johannesburg, the play was presented by Technikon Pretoria at the National Arts Festival Student Drama, 1985, directed by Willie Fritz. Art director Mark Stevens, sound by Susan Danford. The cast: Clive Morris, Fiona Coyne, Adrian Waldron, Siobhan Harrison, Pierre Perrold, René Tredoux.
Sources
National Arts Festival programme, 1985.
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