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| − | One of the most popular themes for pantomime and children’s plays. In South Africa many versions have been done. E.g. the production by [[Phil Levard|Philip D. Levard]] for [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in the [[Empire Theatre]] and at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in 1945 (starring [[Ivy Tresmand]]); by [[Maralin Vanrenen]] in 1984, with what they called “a Cape flavour” with [[Dale Cutts]], [[Charles Comyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]], [[Peter Krummeck]]*?, [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Peter Butler]], [[Mike Chase]], [[Baxter Theatre]], 1984. [[Marilyn Taylor]]’s musical band; by [[Joyce Levinsohn]] and [[Jill Gerard]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in 1986; by [[Janice Honeyman]] (who wrote and directed the text, again with a South African slant?*) for [[PACT]] in 1988, and again in *****. [[Janice Honeyman]]’s version ''[[A Lad ‘n’ a Lamp]]''. Another version by Janice Honeyman was translated by [[Nerina Ferreira]] in ****. Another pantomime version by [[De Wet Laubscher]] in ****.** | + | One of the most popular themes for pantomime and children’s plays. In South Africa many versions have been done. E.g. the production by [[Phil Levard|Philip D. Levard]] for [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in the [[Empire Theatre]] and at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in 1945 (starring [[Ivy Tresmand]] [[Harry Hambleton]] and [[Neil McKay]]); by [[Maralin Vanrenen]] in 1984, with what they called “a Cape flavour” with [[Dale Cutts]], [[Charles Comyn]], [[Adrienne Pearce]], [[Peter Krummeck]]*?, [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Peter Butler]], [[Mike Chase]], [[Baxter Theatre]], 1984. [[Marilyn Taylor]]’s musical band; by [[Joyce Levinsohn]] and [[Jill Gerard]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in 1986; by [[Janice Honeyman]] (who wrote and directed the text, again with a South African slant?*) for [[PACT]] in 1988, and again in *****. [[Janice Honeyman]]’s version ''[[A Lad ‘n’ a Lamp]]''. Another version by Janice Honeyman was translated by [[Nerina Ferreira]] in ****. Another pantomime version by [[De Wet Laubscher]] in ****.** |
Revision as of 16:43, 4 December 2013
One of the most popular themes for pantomime and children’s plays. In South Africa many versions have been done. E.g. the production by Philip D. Levard for African Consolidated Theatres in the Empire Theatre and at the Alhambra Theatre in 1945 (starring Ivy Tresmand Harry Hambleton and Neil McKay); by Maralin Vanrenen in 1984, with what they called “a Cape flavour” with Dale Cutts, Charles Comyn, Adrienne Pearce, Peter Krummeck*?, Jennifer Ferguson, Peter Butler, Mike Chase, Baxter Theatre, 1984. Marilyn Taylor’s musical band; by Joyce Levinsohn and Jill Gerard at the Intimate Theatre in 1986; by Janice Honeyman (who wrote and directed the text, again with a South African slant?*) for PACT in 1988, and again in *****. Janice Honeyman’s version A Lad ‘n’ a Lamp. Another version by Janice Honeyman was translated by Nerina Ferreira in ****. Another pantomime version by De Wet Laubscher in ****.**
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