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''[[Living and Laughter]]'' is a play by [[Jo Dunstan]]. | ''[[Living and Laughter]]'' is a play by [[Jo Dunstan]]. | ||
| − | A compilation of the works of Shakespeare that takes the Seven Ages of Man speech as a framework, it was performed by the Imps Drama Workshop in | + | ==The original text== |
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| + | A compilation of the works of Shakespeare that takes the Seven Ages of Man speech as a framework, it was first performed in Cape Town in 1977. | ||
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| + | 1977: Performed by the [[Imps Drama Workshop]] in [[The Drama Centre]], Cape Town, directed by [[Rosalie van der Gucht]] with the members of the large cast playing several different roles. [[John Ramsdale]] for example played what the critic [[Owen Williams]] described as "a jaunty Gobbo, a robust Flute and a broadly funny Clown". | ||
Revision as of 09:02, 11 September 2020
Living and Laughter is a play by Jo Dunstan.
The original text
A compilation of the works of Shakespeare that takes the Seven Ages of Man speech as a framework, it was first performed in Cape Town in 1977.
1977: Performed by the Imps Drama Workshop in The Drama Centre, Cape Town, directed by Rosalie van der Gucht with the members of the large cast playing several different roles. John Ramsdale for example played what the critic Owen Williams described as "a jaunty Gobbo, a robust Flute and a broadly funny Clown".
