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| − | A short monologue, written for the [[LitNet]]'s Stemme | Voices | Amazwi project, a series of 10 monologues by established and upcoming dramatists, presented in co-operation with the [[Suidoosterfees]], [[KKNK]] and [[NATi]]. This is a piece about a prisoner who ruminates on issues like being a man, fatherhood, guilt and self recrimination. | + | A short monologue, written for the ''[[LitNet]]'''s Stemme | Voices | Amazwi project, a series of 10 monologues by established and upcoming dramatists, presented in co-operation with the [[Suidoosterfees]], [[KKNK]] and [[NATi]]. This is a piece about a prisoner who ruminates on issues like being a man, fatherhood, guilt and self recrimination. |
| − | The text and the filmed version published by LitNet on 20 July, 2021. | + | The text and the filmed version published by ''[[LitNet]]'' on 20 July, 2021.[https://www.litnet.co.za/weg-2/] |
==Translations and adaptations== | ==Translations and adaptations== | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 27 August 2024
There are two South African plays with the title Weg ("away/lost"):
Contents
Weg: an Afrikaans play by Leon Kruger (2006)
The original text
Written by Leon Kruger (1972-2021)
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
2006: Performed at the Aardklop festival in Potchefstroom, directed by Leon Kruger.
Sources
Go to ESAT Bibliography
Weg: an Afrikaans monologue by Carlo Daniles (2021)
The original text
A short monologue, written for the LitNet's Stemme | Voices | Amazwi project, a series of 10 monologues by established and upcoming dramatists, presented in co-operation with the Suidoosterfees, KKNK and NATi. This is a piece about a prisoner who ruminates on issues like being a man, fatherhood, guilt and self recrimination.
The text and the filmed version published by LitNet on 20 July, 2021.[1]
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
2021: Performed and filmed in the Iziko Slave Museum in Cape Town on 19 Junie by Daniels, directed by Andrew Buckland.
Sources
Go to ESAT Bibliography
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