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Dangerous Corner is a play by J.B. Priestley (1894-1984)[1].
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The original text
Priestley's first solo play, this ingenious murder mystery was written in 1931, opening in May 1932 to poor reviews. However, it has since been produced all over the world. It was also his first experiment with Time, splitting it in two to show what might have happened. In the original London production Flora Robson played Olwyn Peel.
Published in Three time-plays: Dangerous corner ; Time and the Conways ; I have been here before by Pan in 1947.
Translations and Adaptations
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
1932: Produced in His Majesty’s Theatre by the Johannesburg REPS under contract to African Consolidated Theatres. Although only £12 was earned, the production was seen as an important recognition of the quality of work done by the amateur society.
1946: Produced by the Johannesburg Repertory Society in the Standard Theatre, directed by Anna Romain Hofman with Wendy Hardy Lezard ("Olwyn Peel"), Llorrine Scotts and Michael Dudley.
1956: Produced by National Theatre Organisation.
1968: Produced by CAPAB Theatre-Go-Round.
Sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Priestley
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dangerous_Corner
South African Opinion, 3(7):23-4, 1946.
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