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| − | A South African rock-musical comedy created by a workshop process for [[PACT]]. About a Joburg-based vampire who loses his fangs. | + | A South African rock-musical comedy created by [[Ken Leach]] in a workshop process for [[PACT]]. About a Joburg-based vampire who loses his fangs. |
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Other productions followed in 1981 and 1982 with new casts on each occasion. | Other productions followed in 1981 and 1982 with new casts on each occasion. | ||
| − | Revised, produced and directed by [[Tim Plewman]] in 2006, with [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael Richard]] and [[Tobie Cronjé]]. Fangs, the musical comedy: presented by Plewman & Flynn at the [[State Theatre]], [[Montecasino Theatre]] and [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by Tim Plewman, from 1 July 2006 | + | Revised, produced and directed by [[Tim Plewman]] in 2006, with [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael Richard]] and [[Tobie Cronjé]]. Fangs, the musical comedy: presented by Plewman & Flynn at the [[State Theatre]], [[Montecasino Theatre]] and [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by Tim Plewman, from 1 July 2006. Music composed by [[Bobby Louw]], musical director [[Janine Neethling]]. |
Revision as of 08:48, 30 April 2015
A South African rock-musical comedy created by Ken Leach in a workshop process for PACT. About a Joburg-based vampire who loses his fangs.
First produced in 1977 by PACT at the Arena, directed by Ken Leach with Michael Richard, Paul Slabolepszy, Annelisa Weiland, Lesley Nott and Bill Flynn. PACT production directed by Ken Leach at the Alexander Theatre in 1977, with a cast including Frantz Dobrowski and Paul Slabolepszy
Other productions followed in 1981 and 1982 with new casts on each occasion.
Revised, produced and directed by Tim Plewman in 2006, with Bill Flynn, Michael Richard and Tobie Cronjé. Fangs, the musical comedy: presented by Plewman & Flynn at the State Theatre, Montecasino Theatre and Baxter Theatre, directed by Tim Plewman, from 1 July 2006. Music composed by Bobby Louw, musical director Janine Neethling.
Sources
AfricaWide database
Pretoria News 26 May 2006.
Star 11 July 2006.
Cape Argus 31 October 2006.
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