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Three Plays in Light and Shadow. This was a programme of three puppet theatre plays staged Upstairs at The Space (Cape Town) in late 1972. Directed by Lily Herzberg, they consisted of Potatoes, Potatoes by Anita Lobell, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and A Faithful Friend. The operators were Erika Feinstein, B. Goldberg, R. Querido and G. Toxopueus. The voices were Val Donald, Betty Goldberg, Don Maguire and Joan Randall. G. Toxopueus and Ruth Yudelowitz were the designers, and Eugene Stoch and Iris Lewis were the stage managers.

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−	''Three Plays in Light and Shadow''. This was a programme of three puppet theatre plays staged Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]] (Cape Town) in late 1972. Directed by [[Lily Herzberg]], they consisted of ''Potatoes, Potatoes'' by Anita Lobell, ''The Sorcerer’s Apprentice'' and ''A Faithful Friend''. The operators were [[Erika Feinstein]], [[B. Goldberg]], [[R. Querido]] and [[G. Toxopueus]]. The voices were [[Val Donald]], [[Betty Goldberg]], [[Don Maguire]] and [[Joan Randall]]. [[G. Toxopueus]] and [[Ruth Yudelowitz]] were the designers, and [[Eugene Stoch]] and [[Iris Lewis]] were the stage managers.	+	''Three Plays in Light and Shadow''. This was a programme of three puppet theatre plays staged Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]] (Cape Town) in late 1972. Directed by [[Lily Herzberg]], they consisted of ''Potatoes, Potatoes'' by [[Anita Lobell]], ''The Sorcerer’s Apprentice'' and ''A Faithful Friend''. The operators were [[Erika Feinstein]], [[B. Goldberg]], [[R. Querido]] and [[G. Toxopueus]]. The voices were [[Val Donald]], [[Betty Goldberg]], [[Don Maguire]] and [[Joan Randall]]. [[G. Toxopueus]] and [[Ruth Yudelowitz]] were the designers, and [[Eugene Stoch]] and [[Iris Lewis]] were the stage managers.

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