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1994: First produced by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]] and featuring [[Ian von Memerty]] and . For the next 3 years the piece played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. | 1994: First produced by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]] and featuring [[Ian von Memerty]] and . For the next 3 years the piece played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. | ||
| − | 2005: Revived with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by [[Ian von Memerty]]. | + | 2005: Revived with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by [[Ian von Memerty]]. |
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Revision as of 06:07, 8 December 2020
A Handful of Keys is a two-man piano show created by Ian von Memerty and Bryan Schimmel, with special material written by Malcolm Terrey.
Contents
The original text
A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
1994: First produced by Mark West, directed by Alan Swerdlow and featuring Ian von Memerty and . For the next 3 years the piece played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by Denis Hutchinson.
2005: Revived with Roelof Colyn and Jeremy Quickfall, directed by Ian von Memerty.
Sources
A Handful of Keys theatre programme.
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