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An Anglo-Dutch morality play by an unknown playwright. See also Elckerlijc.
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The original text
Translations and adaptations
Everyman: a morality play: a modernised version of the Medieval interlude of the same name by Guy Butler [ms.]. – 1950 by Guy Butler.
Performance history in South Africa
Stal Plein Hotel that Prof William H. Bell produced his first plays, an activity which would lead to the founding of the Department of Speech and Drama in 19**. The first such a production was Everyman in 19**, directed by Bell. (pre-1931).
Produced for the Rhodes University Players by Guy Butler, in collaboration with the Rhodes University Chamber Choir, directed by Georg Gruber, September 1963. (NELM AN: MANU-36130).
PACT 198* with Pamela Gien, Madeleine Bertine Rose,
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