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== Performance history in South Africa == | == Performance history in South Africa == | ||
| − | First staged on the Fringe at the [[Edinburgh Festival]] in 2002 and ran for four weeks in London, with [[Greig Coetzee]] and [[James Ngcobo]]. Premièred in South Africa at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 2003, directed by [[Christine Harmar-Brown]], with [[Greig Coetzee]] and [[Sello Sebotsane]]. A production with the same cast, directed by [[Christine Harmar-Brown]] and [[Mark Rayment]] ran in the [[Baxter Theatre]] Studio in July 2003 and in the [[Theatre on the Square]], in August 2003 and in the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre]] at the [[Hilton | + | First staged on the Fringe at the [[Edinburgh Festival]] in 2002 and ran for four weeks in London, with [[Greig Coetzee]] and [[James Ngcobo]]. Premièred in South Africa at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 2003, directed by [[Christine Harmar-Brown]], with [[Greig Coetzee]] and [[Sello Sebotsane]]. A production with the same cast, directed by [[Christine Harmar-Brown]] and [[Mark Rayment]] ran in the [[Baxter Theatre]] Studio in July 2003 and in the [[Theatre on the Square]], in August 2003 and in the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre]] at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]] in September 2003. |
==Translations and adaptations== | ==Translations and adaptations== | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 8 April 2014
full-length, two-hander play by Greig Coetzee (2002). Published by University of Natal Press.
Performance history in South Africa
First staged on the Fringe at the Edinburgh Festival in 2002 and ran for four weeks in London, with Greig Coetzee and James Ngcobo. Premièred in South Africa at the Grahamstown Festival in 2003, directed by Christine Harmar-Brown, with Greig Coetzee and Sello Sebotsane. A production with the same cast, directed by Christine Harmar-Brown and Mark Rayment ran in the Baxter Theatre Studio in July 2003 and in the Theatre on the Square, in August 2003 and in the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre at the Hilton Arts Festival in September 2003.
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