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(Gosher, 1988, calls them the '''Bahumatsi Drama Group''', also known as the '''Bahumutsi Theatre Company''') | (Gosher, 1988, calls them the '''Bahumatsi Drama Group''', also known as the '''Bahumutsi Theatre Company''') | ||
| − | A semi-professional political theatre group founded and managed by [[Maishe Maponya]] in 1975 to perform his work. Produced Maponya's ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'' (19*) , ''[[The Nurse]]'' (1983), ''[[Gangsters]]'' and ''[[Dirty Work]]'' (1984), *** [[Ian Steadman]] worked with the group when they were invited to England for performances there. | + | A semi-professional political theatre group founded and managed by [[Maishe Maponya]] in 1975 to perform his work. Produced Maponya's ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'' (19*) , ''[[Umongikazi: The Nurse]]'' (1983), ''[[Gangsters]]'' and ''[[Dirty Work]]'' (1984), *** [[Ian Steadman]] worked with the group when they were invited to England for performances there. |
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Revision as of 16:32, 7 May 2018
(Gosher, 1988, calls them the Bahumatsi Drama Group, also known as the Bahumutsi Theatre Company)
A semi-professional political theatre group founded and managed by Maishe Maponya in 1975 to perform his work. Produced Maponya's The Hungry Earth (19*) , Umongikazi: The Nurse (1983), Gangsters and Dirty Work (1984), *** Ian Steadman worked with the group when they were invited to England for performances there.
Sources
(See Gosher, 1988, Steadman, 198*, *) [TH, JH]
Davis, Geoffrey V. 2003.
Various entries in the NELM catalogue.
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