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| − | ''[[Vermaak se kind]]'' (" | + | ''[[Vermaak se kind]]'' ("Entertainment's child/Vermaak's child"?) is a 3-act comedy in [[Afrikaans]] by [[W.A. de Klerk]] (1917-1996). |
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| + | The title is makes use of the double entendre presented by the Afrikaans surname Vermaak and the Afrikaans word for entertainment, as well as being a reference to the [[Afrikaans]] expression "ek's nie vermaak se kind nie" (lit "I am not entertainment's child", i.e. "I am no fool") | ||
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| − | Published: [[Nasionale Boekhandel]], 1963. | + | Published as ''[[Vermaak se Kind: Die kroniek van 'n soeker]]'' (Vermaak's child: the chronicle of a searcher") by [[Nasionale Boekhandel]], 1963. |
Revision as of 16:22, 13 January 2021
Vermaak se kind ("Entertainment's child/Vermaak's child"?) is a 3-act comedy in Afrikaans by W.A. de Klerk (1917-1996).
The title is makes use of the double entendre presented by the Afrikaans surname Vermaak and the Afrikaans word for entertainment, as well as being a reference to the Afrikaans expression "ek's nie vermaak se kind nie" (lit "I am not entertainment's child", i.e. "I am no fool")
Contents
The original text
Published as Vermaak se Kind: Die kroniek van 'n soeker (Vermaak's child: the chronicle of a searcher") by Nasionale Boekhandel, 1963.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
1866: Performed as Lucretia Borgia by the Le Roy-Duret Company in the Harrington Street Theatre, Cape Town, on
Sources
Afrikaans Wikipedia [1]
De Beer, 1995;
Kannemeyer, 1983)
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