Difference between revisions of "Zones of Peace"

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Zones of Peace is a workshopped play devised by David Haynes, Anton Burggraaf and cast.

== The original text

Based on the Declaration of Childrens Rights[], the piece was improvised by the directors and cast.

A typed copy of the text of Zones of Peace, found in the Stellenbosch Drama Department archive in 2022.

Theatre pamphlet

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-A production, with children's rights as its theme, which is the result of a collaboration in researching, improvising, writing, choreographing and designing between those involved in the performance.
+''[[Zones of Peace]]'' is a workshopped play devised by [[David Haynes]], [[Anton Burggraaf]] and cast.
+== The original text
+Based on the Declaration of Childrens Rights[], the piece was improvised by the directors and cast.
+==Translations and adaptations==
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-Presented by the UCT [[Arena Theatre]] in March 1989, directed by [[David Haynes]], assisted by [[Anton Burggraaf]]. The cast: [[Thembile Pepeteka]], [[Alan Glauber]], [[Yvette Hardie]], [[Nazli George]], [[Deirdre Wolhuter]], [[Nigel Maister]], [[Satara Lester]].
-==Translations and adaptations==
+: First performed in the UCT [[Arena Theatre]] on 10 March, 1989. Directed by [[David Haynes]], assisted by [[Anton Burggraaf]], performed by them along with [[Thembile Pepeteka]], [[Alan Glauber]], [[Yvette Hardie]], [[Nazli George]], [[Deirdre Wolhuter]], [[Nigel Maister]], [[Satara Lester]]. The stage manager was [[Heather Schiff]].
 == Sources ==
+A typed copy of the text of ''[[Zones of Peace]]'', found in the Stellenbosch Drama Department archive in 2022.
 Theatre pamphlet