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2002: Staged by [[Pieter Toerien Productions]] in the [[Montecasino Theatre]], directed by [[Rex Garner]], with [[Roger Dwyer]], [[Malcolm Terrey]], Garner, [[Tim Apter]], [[Kim Garner]], [[Annie Robinson]] and [[Michele Levin]]. | 2002: Staged by [[Pieter Toerien Productions]] in the [[Montecasino Theatre]], directed by [[Rex Garner]], with [[Roger Dwyer]], [[Malcolm Terrey]], Garner, [[Tim Apter]], [[Kim Garner]], [[Annie Robinson]] and [[Michele Levin]]. | ||
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Revision as of 06:21, 20 September 2016
Caught in the Net (2001) is a comedy play by Ray Cooney, a follow-up to his adult comedy play Run for Your Wife (1983).
Contents
The original text
Translations and adaptations
Adapted and translated into Afrikaans by Pierre van Pletzen under the title My Boetie se Sussie se Ou ("my brother's sister's boyfriend").
Performance history in South Africa
2002: Staged by Pieter Toerien Productions in the Montecasino Theatre, directed by Rex Garner, with Roger Dwyer, Malcolm Terrey, Garner, Tim Apter, Kim Garner, Annie Robinson and Michele Levin.
2004: My Boetie se Sussie se Ou, Pierre van Pletzen's Afrikaans adaptation, was staged at the Aardklop festival, directed by van Pletzen, with
Sources
Die Beeld, 3 December 2002.
The Citizen, 11 December 2002.
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