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| − | ''[[Man- | + | ''[[Man-alleen]]'' ("man alone") is a one-woman play by [[Lindie Stander]] and [[Gaerin Hauptfleisch]]. |
The comedy explores some of the more puzzling aspects of life, such as men's fascination with breasts ... and also women's fascination with breasts. It examines smoking, drinking and some of life's other necessities, while poking fun at politicians, rugby players and other issues of the day | The comedy explores some of the more puzzling aspects of life, such as men's fascination with breasts ... and also women's fascination with breasts. It examines smoking, drinking and some of life's other necessities, while poking fun at politicians, rugby players and other issues of the day | ||
First performed by [[Lindie Stander]] and directed by [[Gaerin Hauptfleisch]] at the [[KKNK]] festival at Oudtshoorn in 2003. | First performed by [[Lindie Stander]] and directed by [[Gaerin Hauptfleisch]] at the [[KKNK]] festival at Oudtshoorn in 2003. | ||
Revision as of 09:33, 31 January 2026
Man-alleen ("man alone") is a one-woman play by Lindie Stander and Gaerin Hauptfleisch.
The comedy explores some of the more puzzling aspects of life, such as men's fascination with breasts ... and also women's fascination with breasts. It examines smoking, drinking and some of life's other necessities, while poking fun at politicians, rugby players and other issues of the day
First performed by Lindie Stander and directed by Gaerin Hauptfleisch at the KKNK festival at Oudtshoorn in 2003.
