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| + | ''[[Maru]]'' is a Southern Sotho play by [[B. Malefane]]. (“Clouds” – Southern Sotho) by [[B. Malefane]]. Published by [[Via Afrika]] in 1963. An historical play about the rise and fall of Dingaan. | ||
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| + | = ''Maru'' by [[Bessie Head]] = | ||
| + | ''[[Maru]]'' is a stage play(s) based on the 1971 novel ''Maru'' by [[Bessie Head]]. Adapted for the stage by [[Wim Vorster]] for a [[PACOFS]] production and by [[Walter Chakela]] for a production at the [[Windybrow]] Centre for the Arts, (both in 1994). | ||
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| + | == Performance history in South Africa == | ||
| + | 1994: The [[Wim Vorster]] version was staged for [[PACOFS]], directed by [[Gerben Kamper]], with [[Ilse Klink]] as Margaret, [[Maurice Carpede]] as Maru and [[Denise Newman]] as the narrator Bessie Head in May 1994. | ||
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| + | 1994: The [[Walter Chakela]] version, directed by Chakela, was staged at the [[Windybrow]] Centre for the Arts, with [[Patrick Shai]], [[Nomsa Nene]], [[Samson Khumalo]], [[Nomsa Xaba]] and others in August 1994. | ||
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| + | 1995: Chakela directed his version again in March 1995, a production which toured Natal and played in the Drama Theatre in the [[Natal Playhouse]] - the cast included [[Alistair Dube]] and [[Shannon Simon]]. | ||
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| + | 1998: In September 1998 [[Walter Chakela]] staged his version in the [[Adcock-Ingram]] at the [[Windybrow Theatre]], with [[George Lamola]], [[Emily Tseu]], [[Duma Mnembe]], [[Alistair Dube]], [[Pinky Fihlane]] and [[Elize Mark]]. Chakela directed another production of his ''[[Maru]]'' in the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 2002. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:18, 13 June 2018
There are two South African plays by this name.
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Maru by B. Malefane
Maru is a Southern Sotho play by B. Malefane. (“Clouds” – Southern Sotho) by B. Malefane. Published by Via Afrika in 1963. An historical play about the rise and fall of Dingaan.
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Return to South African Theatre Plays
Return to Main Page
Maru by Bessie Head
Maru is a stage play(s) based on the 1971 novel Maru by Bessie Head. Adapted for the stage by Wim Vorster for a PACOFS production and by Walter Chakela for a production at the Windybrow Centre for the Arts, (both in 1994).
Performance history in South Africa
1994: The Wim Vorster version was staged for PACOFS, directed by Gerben Kamper, with Ilse Klink as Margaret, Maurice Carpede as Maru and Denise Newman as the narrator Bessie Head in May 1994.
1994: The Walter Chakela version, directed by Chakela, was staged at the Windybrow Centre for the Arts, with Patrick Shai, Nomsa Nene, Samson Khumalo, Nomsa Xaba and others in August 1994.
1995: Chakela directed his version again in March 1995, a production which toured Natal and played in the Drama Theatre in the Natal Playhouse - the cast included Alistair Dube and Shannon Simon.
1998: In September 1998 Walter Chakela staged his version in the Adcock-Ingram at the Windybrow Theatre, with George Lamola, Emily Tseu, Duma Mnembe, Alistair Dube, Pinky Fihlane and Elize Mark. Chakela directed another production of his Maru in the Windybrow Theatre in 2002.
Translations and adaptations
Sources
Go to ESAT Bibliography
Return to
Return to ESAT Templates
Return to M in Plays I Original SA Plays
Return to South_African_Theatre/Plays
Return to The ESAT Entries
Return to Main Page
