Difference between revisions of "The Emperor's New Clothes"
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There have been numerous stage, film and media versions of this tale over the years, incpluding a number of radically adapted and even politicized versions. | There have been numerous stage, film and media versions of this tale over the years, incpluding a number of radically adapted and even politicized versions. | ||
| − | South African versions include: | + | South African versions include the following (go to the specific entry for details): |
| − | ''[[Die Keiser]]'' by Bartho Smit. | + | '''''[[Die Keiser]]''''' by [[Bartho Smit]]. |
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| + | '''''[[The Naked Emperor]]''''' (1982: Smit's play translated into English by [[Aart de Villiers]] and [[Don Lamprecht]]) | ||
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| + | ''[[Die Koning Raak Gewoond Daaraan]]'' | ||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Revision as of 06:46, 5 July 2022
The Emperor's New Clothes is the most commonly found English title for Hans Christian Andersen's beloved tale Danish tale Kejserens nye Klæder, first published on 7 April 1837).
There have been numerous stage, film and media versions of this tale over the years, incpluding a number of radically adapted and even politicized versions.
South African versions include the following (go to the specific entry for details):
The Naked Emperor (1982: Smit's play translated into English by Aart de Villiers and Don Lamprecht)
Die Koning Raak Gewoond Daaraan
Sources
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