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The ''[[Barney Simon Young Directors and Playwrights Festival]]'' is the joint name for two initiatives by the [[Market Theatre]] to develop the talent of young South African directors and playwrights.  
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The ''[[Barney Simon Young Directors and Playwrights Festivals]]'' is the joint name for two initiatives by the [[Market Theatre]] to develop the talent of young South African directors and playwrights.  
  
 
Initiated by by [[Lara Foot-Newton]] and named in commemoration of director [[Barney Simon]],  the ''[[Barney Simon Young Directors' Festival]]'' was the first founded (in 1998), followed in 2000 by a ''[[Barney Simon Young Playwrights Festival]]''. They are often referred to jointly.   
 
Initiated by by [[Lara Foot-Newton]] and named in commemoration of director [[Barney Simon]],  the ''[[Barney Simon Young Directors' Festival]]'' was the first founded (in 1998), followed in 2000 by a ''[[Barney Simon Young Playwrights Festival]]''. They are often referred to jointly.   

Revision as of 05:43, 6 May 2022


The Barney Simon Young Directors and Playwrights Festivals is the joint name for two initiatives by the Market Theatre to develop the talent of young South African directors and playwrights.

Initiated by by Lara Foot-Newton and named in commemoration of director Barney Simon, the Barney Simon Young Directors' Festival was the first founded (in 1998), followed in 2000 by a Barney Simon Young Playwrights Festival. They are often referred to jointly.

Sources

The Citizen, 5 October 2000.


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