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by Christopher Fry. A popular verse play about Joan of Arc. Premiered at the Arts Theatre in London in March 1948, starring Alec Clunes.

1951: First staged in South Africa by the University Players in 1951, starring Philip Birkenshaw, Molly Seftel and Margaret Inglis.

Leonard Schach (Helikon, 2(10):65).

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-''The Lady’s Not For Burning'' by Christopher Fry.  A popular verse play about Joan of Arc. Premiered at the Arts Theatre in London in March 1948, starring Alec Clunes. First staged in South Africa by the [[University Players]] in 1951, starring [[Philip Birkenshaw]], [[Molly Seftel]] and [[Margaret Inglis]]. It was also done in 1956 (by the [[Arena Theatre Company]], with [[Jenny Gratus]], [[Robert Lang]] and [[Will Jamieson]]), 197* (the [[Langford-Inglis Company]] and [[NAPAC]], with directed by [[Margaret Inglis]], with [[Michael Atkinson]] and [[Nan Munro]]),
+by Christopher Fry.  A popular verse play about Joan of Arc. Premiered at the Arts Theatre in London in March 1948, starring Alec Clunes.
+: First staged in South Africa by the [[University Players]] in 1951, starring [[Philip Birkenshaw]], [[Molly Seftel]] and [[Margaret Inglis]].
+: The [[Arena Theatre Company]], with [[Jenny Gratus]], [[Robert Lang]] and [[Will Jamieson]]),
+*: the [[Langford-Inglis Company]] and [[NAPAC]],  directed by [[Margaret Inglis]], with [[Michael Atkinson]] and [[Nan Munro]]),
 [[Leonard Schach]] (''Helikon'', 2(10):65).