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Revision as of 06:11, 19 May 2025
En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika (“And the sun is shining in South Africa”) is a play by Corlia Fourie.
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The original text
A play about South African ex-patriots in London during the state of emergency of the 1980s, possibly originally written as a radio play.
The stage text published by H&R (Human & Rousseau, 1986).
Translations and adaptations
Adapted for radio and broadcast on 2 June 2011 by RSG on the programme Radioteater.
Performance history in South Africa
1985:Presented by PACT, 1985, under the direction of Dawie Malan and Louis van Niekerk. Design by Dawie Malan, lighting by James MacNamara. The cast: Ilse van Hemert (Esther), Annelisa Weiland (Bettie), Kurt Egelhof (Adam), Lida Botha (Engela), Jakes Jacobs (Storm), Selma van der Vyver (Emma) and Albert Maritz (Flip).
2011: Broadcast as a radio play on on 2 June by RSG on the programme Radioteater, with Lida Botha, Leon Kruger and Lulu Botha.
Sources
Theatre programme for the PACT production, 1985
A typed copy of the radio text, used by Christine Polson, held in Drama Department archive, University of Stellenbosch.
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