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| − | 2012: Staged at the [[Woordfees|US Woordfees]], Stellenbosch, presented by [[Ysterolifantwaltz]] and directed by [[Sandra Temmingh]], in the [[PJ Olivier Kunssentrum]], on 7 and 10 March, on the Sanlam Dramafees programme. The cast was [[Sjaka | + | 2012: Staged at the [[Woordfees|US Woordfees]], Stellenbosch, presented by [[Ysterolifantwaltz]] and directed by [[Sandra Temmingh]], in the [[PJ Olivier Kunssentrum]], on 7 and 10 March, on the Sanlam Dramafees programme. The cast was [[Sjaka Septembir]], [[Melanie Basson]] and [[Shaun Acker]]. Age restriction: no under-14s. |
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Skop by Sjaka S. Septembir (19**-)*
The original text
Skop is a South African production by Sjaka Septembir in which rap (kletsrym) and theatre intertwine with music. It draws on the world of the maverick artist and former Stellenbosch street poet whose past was captured in an international documentary film.
Performance history in South Africa
2012: Staged at the US Woordfees, Stellenbosch, presented by Ysterolifantwaltz and directed by Sandra Temmingh, in the PJ Olivier Kunssentrum, on 7 and 10 March, on the Sanlam Dramafees programme. The cast was Sjaka Septembir, Melanie Basson and Shaun Acker. Age restriction: no under-14s.
Sources
US Woordfees 2012 programme.
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