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(“There is Pretoria”) by Junior Makhoere. An Afrikaans play, consisting of satirical sketches, a cappella singing, mime and drama, about Pretoria and its people, from “totsis” in Sunnyside to a “boereorkes” and a military parade at the annual agricultural show. First produced by the Mamelodi Teaterorganisasie/Theatre Organisation in 1996, starring the author and Themba Ndimande, Calvin Ngcaku, and Sello Ngale. Played at the KKNK in Oudtshoorn, ATKV-Toneelfees in Pretoria, the Standard Bank National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, and the Théatre Rendevouz in Pretoria later.

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−	(“There is Pretoria”) by [[Junior Makhoere]]. An Afrikaans play, consisting of satirical sketches, a ~~capella~~ singing, mime and drama, about Pretoria and its people, from “totsis” in Sunnyside to a “boereorkes” and a military parade at the annual agricultural show. First produced by the [[Mamelodi Teaterorganisasie/Theatre Organisation]] in 1996, starring the author and [[Themba Ndimande]], [[Calvin Ngcaku]], and [[Sello Ngale]]. Played at the [[KKNK]] in Oudtshoorn, [[ATKV-Toneelfees]] in Pretoria, the Standard Bank [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown, and the [[Théatre Rendevouz]] in Pretoria later.	+	(“There is Pretoria”) by [[Junior Makhoere]]. An Afrikaans play, consisting of satirical sketches, a cappella singing, mime and drama, about Pretoria and its people, from “totsis” in Sunnyside to a “boereorkes” and a military parade at the annual agricultural show. First produced by the [[Mamelodi Teaterorganisasie/Theatre Organisation]] in 1996, starring the author and [[Themba Ndimande]], [[Calvin Ngcaku]], and [[Sello Ngale]]. Played at the [[KKNK]] in Oudtshoorn, [[ATKV-Toneelfees]] in Pretoria, the Standard Bank [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown, and the [[Théatre Rendevouz]] in Pretoria later.