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== Sources ==
 
== Sources ==
''Trek'' 8(11):15, 1943.
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''[[Trek]]'' 8(11):15, 1943.
  
 
[[ATKV]] Toneelfees programme, 1964.
 
[[ATKV]] Toneelfees programme, 1964.
  
 
[[ESAT Bibliography Ndl-Nic|Nel, 1972]]
 
[[ESAT Bibliography Ndl-Nic|Nel, 1972]]
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Copy of the 1978 [[USAT Dramafees]] programme (held 11-21 March in the [[Libertas-teater]] in Stellenbosch).
  
 
Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography|ESAT Bibliography]]
 
Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography|ESAT Bibliography]]

Revision as of 09:30, 31 May 2023

Die Swakkere Vat ("the weaker vessel") is a one-act play by H.A. Fagan.

The original text

Originally published in the 1942-1943 Jaarboek van die Johannesburg Skrywerskring, thereafter often anthologised, e.g. in Twee blyspele (Nasionale Pers, 1945); Ses Eenbedrywe by Van Schaik, 1946; Die Stille Haard en die Swakkere Vat by Naspers and in Spel en Spelers by Van Schaik.

Performance history in South Africa

1943: Presented by the Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging, directed by Anna Viljoen, with Gerrit van der Merwe.

1947: Anna Viljoen directed the play for K.A.T.'s entry to the FATSSA competition.

1964: Staged by the Church Youth Society of Wilgehof at the ATKV Amateur Theatre Competition in Bloemfontein, directed by Ria van Niekerk, wih a cast including Annelise van der Ryst in the role of Bella.

1978: Performed at the USAT Dramafees, by the residences Libertas and Aristea at the University of Stellenbosch, on 14 March. Directed by Suna Snyman, with Louis du Toit, Rehanne Lambrechts, Linn Minnaar, Kobus Louw, Marie Nel and Jean Badenhorst. Stage manager Suna Snyman, assisted by Aneke Barnard. (The play in this case wrongly attributed to Gerhard J. Beukes instead of H.A. Fagan in the festival programme.)

Translations and adaptations

Sources

Trek 8(11):15, 1943.

ATKV Toneelfees programme, 1964.

Nel, 1972

Copy of the 1978 USAT Dramafees programme (held 11-21 March in the Libertas-teater in Stellenbosch).

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