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| − | The play was written in collaboration by Holzberg and Sampson, and | + | The play was written in collaboration by Holzberg and Sampson, and according to [[The Jewish Virtual Library]], the play was probably the first South African play (co-)written by a Jew, even though the Sampson was not Jewish. |
Published in Potchefstroom by [[Het Westen]] in 1913 in the series ''Unie lees- en studie-bibliotheek''. | Published in Potchefstroom by [[Het Westen]] in 1913 in the series ''Unie lees- en studie-bibliotheek''. | ||
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The verdict: a drama of the Transvaal in three acts by Theo J. Holzberg and I.K. Sampson.
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The original text
The play was written in collaboration by Holzberg and Sampson, and according to The Jewish Virtual Library, the play was probably the first South African play (co-)written by a Jew, even though the Sampson was not Jewish.
Published in Potchefstroom by Het Westen in 1913 in the series Unie lees- en studie-bibliotheek.
The original manuscript of the play is held by the National Library of South Africa. A photocopy of that handwritten text - in this case subtitled A Tragedy of the Transvaal" - was found in the Stellenbosch Drama Department archive in 2022.
Performance history in South Africa
It was performed in 1911.
Sources
SACat, a union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.
Photocopy of the handwritten text, titled The Verdict. A Tragedy of the Transvaal, was found in the Stellenbosch Drama Department archive in 2022.
"South African Literature", in The Jewish Virtual Library[1]
NELM catalogue.
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The verdict: a drama of the Transvaal in three acts by Theo J. Holzberg writen in collaboration with I.K. Sampson, who was not Jewish, was probably the first South African play by a Jew.
The original text
Published in Potchefstroom by Het Westen in 1913 in the series Unie lees- en studie-bibliotheek.
The original manuscript of the play is held by the National Library of South Africa.
Performance history in South Africa
It was performed in 1911.
Sources
SACat, a union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.
NELM catalogue.
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/south-african-literature
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Return to V
Return to South African Theatre Plays
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