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Performed by [[Vorentoe High School]], the play took second place at the [[ATKV National Play Festival]]. | Performed by [[Vorentoe High School]], the play took second place at the [[ATKV National Play Festival]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:36, 22 June 2026
Noir is a nickname used to refer to theatre personality Dorothy Black (aka Kitty Black), or to a play by Neil Sandilands.
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Noir, the theatre personality
Noir was a nickname sometimes used to refer to the playwright, literary agent and translator Dorothy Black.
See the entry on Dorothy Black
Noir: a play by Neil Sandilands (1975-)
The original text
Noir and another play titled Vincent was written, produced and performed in by Sandilands during his time at University, being performed at the University and at the National Arts Festival.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
Performed at the Rand Afrikaans University and at the National Arts Festival.
Performed by Vorentoe High School, the play took second place at the ATKV National Play Festival.
Sources
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