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''Les Chaises'' by Eugène Ionesco (1952). Immensely popular absurdist play about non-communication. Translated into English as [[The Chairs]] by [[Richard Daneel]] and directed by him for the [[NTO Kamertoneel]] in 1959. Translated into Afrikaans as [[Die Stoele]] by Uys Krige/Bartho Smit/Andre P Brink??***, it was produced by ** in 19**.
 
''Les Chaises'' by Eugène Ionesco (1952). Immensely popular absurdist play about non-communication. Translated into English as [[The Chairs]] by [[Richard Daneel]] and directed by him for the [[NTO Kamertoneel]] in 1959. Translated into Afrikaans as [[Die Stoele]] by Uys Krige/Bartho Smit/Andre P Brink??***, it was produced by ** in 19**.
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Les Chaises by Eugène Ionesco (1952). Immensely popular absurdist play about non-communication. Translated into English as The Chairs by Richard Daneel and directed by him for the NTO Kamertoneel in 1959. Translated into Afrikaans as Die Stoele by Uys Krige/Bartho Smit/Andre P Brink??***, it was produced by ** in 19**.


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