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| − | 2016: Opened at the [[Grahamstown National Arts Festival]] in July, then went to the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio stage for a limited season from 31 October to 26 November. Performed by Weir, with direction by [[Bo Petersen]] and lighting design by [[Darron Araujo]] (from a lighting concept by [[Guy de Lancey]]). The play won the year's [[Fleur du Cap Award]]s for Best Performance in a One-Person Show and Best Lighting Design awards, | + | 2016: Opened at the [[Grahamstown National Arts Festival]] in July, then went to the [[Baxter Golden Arrow Studio]] stage for a limited season from 31 October to 26 November. Performed by Weir, with direction by [[Bo Petersen]] and lighting design by [[Darron Araujo]] (from a lighting concept by [[Guy de Lancey]]). The play won the year's [[Fleur du Cap Award]]s for Best Performance in a One-Person Show and Best Lighting Design awards, |
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Revision as of 06:01, 17 December 2020
Dead Yellow Sands is a one person play written by Graham Weir (1959-2020).
Contents
The original text
A one-person play in which an actor tells the stories he has lived.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
2016: Opened at the Grahamstown National Arts Festival in July, then went to the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio stage for a limited season from 31 October to 26 November. Performed by Weir, with direction by Bo Petersen and lighting design by Darron Araujo (from a lighting concept by Guy de Lancey). The play won the year's Fleur du Cap Awards for Best Performance in a One-Person Show and Best Lighting Design awards,
Sources
https://www.artlink.co.za/news_article.htm?contentID=41103
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