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Breath of Spring is a comedy in three acts by British playwright Peter Coke [1] (1913-2008) .

First produced at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham, March 1958.

First published Samuel French, London, 1959.

1958: Presented by The Brian Brooke Company, opening 14 October.

1962: Opening on 14 March, it was staged by The Bank Players (their 34th production) in the Library Theatre in Johannesburg, directed by John Stone, with Dew Barry (Nan), Bob Wood (Brig. Albert Rayne), Sybil Stacey (Lily), Audrey M. Stark (Alice), Bridget Nykamp (Bee), Mary E. Cuthbertson (Hattie), Joe Wright (Pape) and Bryan Stacey (Kemp).

Doollee [2]

Scrapbook containing theatre programmes held by NELM: ([Collection: ASCH, Valda]: 2005. 65. 1. 1).

The Bank Players theatre programme, 1962.

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 : Presented by The [[Brian Brooke Company]], opening 14 October.
-: Opening on 14 March, it was staged by The [[Bank Players]] in the [[Library Theatre]] in Johannesburg, directed by [[John Stone]], with [[Dew Barry]] (Nan), [[Bob Wood]] (Brig. Albert Rayne), [[Sybil Stacey]] (Lily), [[Audrey M. Stark]] (Alice), [[Bridget Nykamp]] (Bee), [[Mary E. Cuthbertson]] (Hattie), [[Joe Wright]] (Pape) and [[Bryan Stacey]] (Kemp).
+: Opening on 14 March, it was staged by The [[Bank Players]] (their 34th production) in the [[Library Theatre]] in Johannesburg, directed by [[John Stone]], with [[Dew Barry]] (Nan), [[Bob Wood]] (Brig. Albert Rayne), [[Sybil Stacey]] (Lily), [[Audrey M. Stark]] (Alice), [[Bridget Nykamp]] (Bee), [[Mary E. Cuthbertson]] (Hattie), [[Joe Wright]] (Pape) and [[Bryan Stacey]] (Kemp).
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