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| − | ''[[De Wet: Two Plays]]'' is a collection of two English plays by [[Reza de Wet]] (1952-2012). | + | ''[[De Wet: Two Plays]]'' is a collection of two English plays by [[Reza de Wet]] (1952-2012). |
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| − | Set in England’s colonial outposts in South Africa during the 19th century, | + | Set in England’s colonial outposts in South Africa during the 19th century, the plays ''[[Fever]]'', (a revised version of ''[[A Worm in the Bud]]'') and ''[[Concealment]]'' both feature sisters forced by a deeply conservative, patriarchal society to resist the powerful call of their vivid surroundings and to stifle the demands of their own rich, feminine sexuality. |
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| + | Published in the series ''Oberon Modern Playwrights'' by Oberon Books in 2007. | ||
Also available in a Kindle edition. | Also available in a Kindle edition. | ||
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https://www.amazon.com/Reza-Wet-Concealment-Oberon-Playwrights-ebook/dp/B01JMBPTU8 | https://www.amazon.com/Reza-Wet-Concealment-Oberon-Playwrights-ebook/dp/B01JMBPTU8 | ||
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| + | [[Danie Stander]]. 2017. "Reza de Wet – Haar Lewe en Werke", In: Programme for ''[[KKNK]] Festival'', 2017[http://kknk.co.za/reza-de-wet-haar-lewe-en-werke/] | ||
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De Wet: Two Plays is a collection of two English plays by Reza de Wet (1952-2012).
The text
Set in England’s colonial outposts in South Africa during the 19th century, the plays Fever, (a revised version of A Worm in the Bud) and Concealment both feature sisters forced by a deeply conservative, patriarchal society to resist the powerful call of their vivid surroundings and to stifle the demands of their own rich, feminine sexuality.
Published in the series Oberon Modern Playwrights by Oberon Books in 2007.
Also available in a Kindle edition.
For details of the individual plays, go to the relevant entries.
Sources
Anton Krueger. 2009. Experiments in Freedom: Explorations of Identity in New South African Drama. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.[1]
https://www.amazon.com/Reza-Wet-Concealment-Oberon-Playwrights-ebook/dp/B01JMBPTU8
Danie Stander. 2017. "Reza de Wet – Haar Lewe en Werke", In: Programme for KKNK Festival, 2017[2]
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