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A hugely popular play by [[Robert Bolt]]. | A hugely popular play by [[Robert Bolt]]. | ||
| − | First produced in South Africa by the [[Kushlick-Gluckman | + | First produced in South Africa by the [[Kushlick-Gluckman]] Company, directed by [[Margaret Webster]] and was staged at the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] in 1962. It starred [[Stuart Brown]], [[Philip Birkinshaw]], [[Hugh Rouse]], [[Yossi Graber]], and [[William Roderick]] with set’s designed by English designer [[Pamela Lewis]] |
Man for All Seasons, A by Robert Bolt. A compelling play about Sir Thomas More. First produced in London on July 1 1960. It has subsequently been made into a hugely poplar feature film and a television movie. First produced in South Africa at the Civic Theatre in Johannesburg in 1962 by Taubie Kushlick and Leon Gluckman. Directed by Margaret Webster it starred Philip Birkenshaw, Stuart Brown, William Roderick, Hugh Rouse and Yossi Graber, with sets by English designer Pamela Lewis. | Man for All Seasons, A by Robert Bolt. A compelling play about Sir Thomas More. First produced in London on July 1 1960. It has subsequently been made into a hugely poplar feature film and a television movie. First produced in South Africa at the Civic Theatre in Johannesburg in 1962 by Taubie Kushlick and Leon Gluckman. Directed by Margaret Webster it starred Philip Birkenshaw, Stuart Brown, William Roderick, Hugh Rouse and Yossi Graber, with sets by English designer Pamela Lewis. | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 9 October 2012
A hugely popular play by Robert Bolt.
First produced in South Africa by the Kushlick-Gluckman Company, directed by Margaret Webster and was staged at the Johannesburg Civic Theatre in 1962. It starred Stuart Brown, Philip Birkinshaw, Hugh Rouse, Yossi Graber, and William Roderick with set’s designed by English designer Pamela Lewis
Man for All Seasons, A by Robert Bolt. A compelling play about Sir Thomas More. First produced in London on July 1 1960. It has subsequently been made into a hugely poplar feature film and a television movie. First produced in South Africa at the Civic Theatre in Johannesburg in 1962 by Taubie Kushlick and Leon Gluckman. Directed by Margaret Webster it starred Philip Birkenshaw, Stuart Brown, William Roderick, Hugh Rouse and Yossi Graber, with sets by English designer Pamela Lewis.
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