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| + | [[The Port Elizabeth Plays|Port Elizabeth Plays, The]] by [[Athol Fugard]] (ed. [[Dennis Walder]]). | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:29, 27 March 2026
For more information and a listing of the contents of the individual collection, click on the title of the publication.
The list
Pad Byster, Die (Hanekom)
Papawerwyn en ander Verbeeldings vir die Verhoog (Hennie Aucamp)
Paradise is Closing Down and Other Plays (Pieter-Dirk Uys)
Piet-my-vrou en Nagspel (Chris Barnard)
Players: A Collection of One-Act Plays (Temple Hauptfleisch and Ted Townsend)
Plays for a New South Africa (David Graver)
Plays from Near and Far (Butler and Peacock)
The Plays of Miracle and Wonder: Ipi Zombi?, iMumbo Jumbo and The Prophet (Bailey)
Port Elizabeth Plays, The by Athol Fugard (ed. Dennis Walder).
Die Professor en Ander Samesprake (Boonzaier)
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