Difference between revisions of "Let Your Hair Down"

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Let Your Hair Down is a satirical revue devised by Adam Leslie (1916-1979).

Written in 1958.

1958: Opened at the Intimate Theatre (formerly the YMCA), Johannesburg, as the year drew to its close, and continued into 1959. Directed by Adam Leslie, with himself, Joan Blake, Hilda Kriseman, visiting American Eric Micklewood, and a three-girl chorus.

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+''[[Let Your Hair Down]]'' is a satirical revue devised by [[Adam Leslie]] (1916-1979).
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+==The original text==
+Written in 1958.
+==Translations and adaptations==
+== Performance history in South Africa ==
+: Opened at the [[Intimate Theatre]] (formerly the [[YMCA]]), Johannesburg, as the year drew to its close, and continued into 1959. Directed by [[Adam Leslie]], with himself, [[Joan Blake]], [[Hilda Kriseman]], visiting American [[Eric Micklewood]], and a three-girl chorus.
+== Sources ==
+[[Percy Tucker]], 1997.
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