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Translated into [[Dutch]] in 1823 by [[Joseph Suasso de Lima]] as ''[[De Dolzinnige, of De Gewaande Dolleman]]'' ("The Lunatic, or The Apparent Madman"), or better known simply as ''[[De Dolzinnige]]'' | Translated into [[Dutch]] in 1823 by [[Joseph Suasso de Lima]] as ''[[De Dolzinnige, of De Gewaande Dolleman]]'' ("The Lunatic, or The Apparent Madman"), or better known simply as ''[[De Dolzinnige]]'' | ||
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Revision as of 06:09, 11 August 2016
L'Enragé is a French play by Charles Etienne Boniface.
Contents
The original text
Most probably written before Boniface reached the Cape.
Translations and adaptations
Translated into Dutch in 1823 by Joseph Suasso de Lima as De Dolzinnige, of De Gewaande Dolleman ("The Lunatic, or The Apparent Madman"), or better known simply as De Dolzinnige
Performances in South Africa
1807: First performed in French by the French Theatre Company (or Het Fransche Liefhebbery Geselschap) in the The French Theatre (Den Franschen Schouwburg), Cape Town, playing for three evenings.
1823: Performed in Dutch at the African Theatre on 6 October by Honi Soit qui Mal y Pense, with Celina, of Het Kind des Geheims (Pixérecourt) in the African Theatre and a Ballet Pastoral composed and directed by ballet teacher J.L. Petersen.
Sources
F.C.L. Bosman, 1928[1]: p. 277-8
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