Difference between revisions of "De Wet Laubscher"
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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
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| + | Afrikaanse konsertbundel | ||
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| + | by Maxie de Villiers; De Wet Laubscher; R H Collins | ||
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| + | Publisher: Pretoria; Kaapstad : HAUM, 1931. | ||
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| + | Dagbreek serie nuwe Afrikaanse leesboeke : voorloper | ||
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| + | by Maxie De Villiers; De Wet Laubscher; W A Joubert; S P E Boshoff | ||
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| + | Language: Afrikaans | ||
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| + | Publisher: Kaapstad : HAUM ; Pretoria : De Bussy, 1936-8. | ||
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| + | New sunny south readers : standard 1 | ||
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| + | by W A Joubert; De Wet Laubscher; M N Ritter | ||
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| + | Print book View all formats and languages » | ||
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| + | Language: English | ||
| + | Publisher: Cape Town : Maskew Miller Longman, 1984. | ||
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Many of his plays were written for children and young people, and include: | Many of his plays were written for children and young people, and include: | ||
| − | ''[[Die Uilkoning]]'' (The king of the owls", Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1930), ''[[Vooraand Dingaansdag]]'' ("Eve of Dingane's Day", Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]] & Pretoria: [[De Bussy]], 1936).''[[Droomfantasie]]'' ("Dream fantasy", [[DALRO]], 1969), ''[[Haan]]'' ("Rooster", [[DALRO]], 1969); ''[[Humtidello]]'' (a musical play for children, Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1931.), ''[[Kaskenades van Jakkals]]'' ("pranks of [the] jackal", a comedy for children, Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1934), | + | |
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| + | ''[[Die Uilkoning]]'' (The king of the owls", Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1930), ''[[Vooraand Dingaansdag]]'' ("Eve of Dingane's Day", Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]] & Pretoria: [[De Bussy]], 1936).''[[Droomfantasie]]'' ("Dream fantasy", [[DALRO]], 1969), ''[[Die Haan]]'' ("The Rooster", [[DALRO]], 1969); ''[[Humtidello]]'' (a musical play for children, Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1931.), ''[[Kaskenades van Jakkals]]'' ("pranks of [the] jackal", a comedy for children, Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1934), | ||
He also wrote some pantomimes, among them: | He also wrote some pantomimes, among them: | ||
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''[[Ali Baba]]'' and ''[[Aladdin]]'' (both published in Johannesburg by [[DALRO]], 1969), . | ''[[Ali Baba]]'' and ''[[Aladdin]]'' (both published in Johannesburg by [[DALRO]], 1969), . | ||
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| + | ''[[Liefde en Plig]]'' (a play in four acts for 15 men and 2 women, and a number of figurants - written with [[Jan F.E. Celliers]] and [[Martie de Villiers]] - Cape Town: [[H.A.U.M.]], 1920-1936); | ||
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| + | ''[['n See-idille]]'' ("a sea idyll", an operetta for children - with [[Maxie de Villiers]]. Johannesburg : [[DALRO]], 1971 | ||
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| + | ''[[Die Sirkus]]/[[The Circus]]'' ( A bilingual children's play in [[Afrikaans]] and English- with [[Maxie de Villiers]]. Cape Town: [[Maskew Miller]], [1936]) | ||
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Revision as of 05:29, 26 August 2017
De Wet Laubscher was an Afrikaans playwright and editor.
Contents
Biography
Afrikaanse konsertbundel
by Maxie de Villiers; De Wet Laubscher; R H Collins
Print book
Publisher: Pretoria; Kaapstad : HAUM, 1931.
Dagbreek serie nuwe Afrikaanse leesboeke : voorloper
by Maxie De Villiers; De Wet Laubscher; W A Joubert; S P E Boshoff
Print book
Language: Afrikaans
Publisher: Kaapstad : HAUM ; Pretoria : De Bussy, 1936-8.
New sunny south readers : standard 1
by W A Joubert; De Wet Laubscher; M N Ritter
Print book View all formats and languages »
Language: English
Publisher: Cape Town : Maskew Miller Longman, 1984.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
He wrote a handbook on theatre for amateurs and schools called Die toneel : 'n handleiding vir amateurs en skole, published in Cape Town by H.A.U.M. in 1962.
Many of his plays were written for children and young people, and include:
Die Uilkoning (The king of the owls", Cape Town: H.A.U.M., 1930), Vooraand Dingaansdag ("Eve of Dingane's Day", Cape Town: H.A.U.M. & Pretoria: De Bussy, 1936).Droomfantasie ("Dream fantasy", DALRO, 1969), Die Haan ("The Rooster", DALRO, 1969); Humtidello (a musical play for children, Cape Town: H.A.U.M., 1931.), Kaskenades van Jakkals ("pranks of [the] jackal", a comedy for children, Cape Town: H.A.U.M., 1934),
He also wrote some pantomimes, among them:
Ali Baba and Aladdin (both published in Johannesburg by DALRO, 1969), .
He also collaborated with Maxie de Villiers and others on a number of works, among which
Liefde en Plig (a play in four acts for 15 men and 2 women, and a number of figurants - written with Jan F.E. Celliers and Martie de Villiers - Cape Town: H.A.U.M., 1920-1936);
'n See-idille ("a sea idyll", an operetta for children - with Maxie de Villiers. Johannesburg : DALRO, 1971
Die Sirkus/The Circus ( A bilingual children's play in Afrikaans and English- with Maxie de Villiers. Cape Town: Maskew Miller, [1936])
Sources
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