Difference between revisions of "Kloning Kwadraat"
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| − | + | Subtitled "‘n 'ap-toe-dyt' klug" ("an up-to-date farce"), the play was written in 1998 and won the first prize as the best new play by a high school pupil in a newly founded competition open to all schools in the Northern Cape, run by the [[Upington Leeskring]] ("Upington reading circle"). | |
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| + | The text, author and players also won awards at the various festivals where the play was performed. | ||
==Translations and adaptations== | ==Translations and adaptations== | ||
== Performance history in South Africa == | == Performance history in South Africa == | ||
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| + | 1998: First produced by pupils of the Hoërskool Martin Oosthuizen in Kakamas as part of a theatre evening, directed by [[Anita H. Mans]] and featuring [[Barnie Mans]], [[Hennie van Tonder]], [[Francois Theron]], [[Daniel Theron]], [[Eljoana Steenkamp]] and [[Sune Steenkamp]]. Lighting by [[Chantal Louw]]. | ||
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| + | 1998: The play was also performed at the [[Logan Toneelfees]] in Fraserburg, the [[ATKV]] national schools festival, and the [[Namakwaland Toneelfees]] in Springbok. | ||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:47, 2 June 2022
Kloning Kwadraat ("cloning squared") is a one-act farce by Barnie Mans ()
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The original text
Subtitled "‘n 'ap-toe-dyt' klug" ("an up-to-date farce"), the play was written in 1998 and won the first prize as the best new play by a high school pupil in a newly founded competition open to all schools in the Northern Cape, run by the Upington Leeskring ("Upington reading circle").
The text, author and players also won awards at the various festivals where the play was performed.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
1998: First produced by pupils of the Hoërskool Martin Oosthuizen in Kakamas as part of a theatre evening, directed by Anita H. Mans and featuring Barnie Mans, Hennie van Tonder, Francois Theron, Daniel Theron, Eljoana Steenkamp and Sune Steenkamp. Lighting by Chantal Louw.
1998: The play was also performed at the Logan Toneelfees in Fraserburg, the ATKV national schools festival, and the Namakwaland Toneelfees in Springbok.
Sources
Unpublished typed copy of the text held in the Drama Department archive, University of Stellenbosch.
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