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Latest revision as of 17:05, 28 August 2024
There are two South African plays by this name
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Miracle by Reza de Wet
This is the English title of a magical-realist work about a touring theatre company perform the medieval "morality play"[1] Everyman in an abandoned Roman Catholic church in a rural town.
First published in Afrikaans as part of a trilogy entitled Trits: Mis - Mirakel - Drif (1993), then translated into English as Miracle by Reza de Wet and Steven Stead and published by Oberon Books in Plays One by Reza de Wet (also containing Missing and Crossing) in 2000.
For further details see the entry on Mirakel
Miracle by Ashraf Johaardien
The original text
A short play included in the collection Short, Sharp & Snappy 1 (2011)
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
Sources
Short, Sharp & Snappy 1 (2011)
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