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Crashing the Night, an explosive comedy/drama that examines ethics and morality in a society attempting to reconcile European mores with African reality, by Paul Slabolepszy. Presented by The Okes in the Baxter Theatre in April 2000, directed by Megan Wilson, starring Vusi Kunene, James Borthwick, Graham Hopkins, Camilla Waldman and Slabolepszy. The production then visited Johannesburg, Grahamstown and Durban.

Baxter Theatre pamphlet, March/April 2000.

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−	''Crashing the Night'', an explosive comedy/drama that examines ethics and morality in a society attempting to reconcile European mores with African reality, by [[Paul Slabolepszy]]. Presented by [[The Okes]] in the [[Baxter Theatre]] in April 2000, directed by [[Megan Wilson]], starring [[Vusi Kunene]], [[James Borthwick]], [[Graham Hopkins]], [[Camilla Waldman]] and [[Paul Slabolepszy\|Slabolepszy]].	+	''Crashing the Night'', an explosive comedy/drama that examines ethics and morality in a society attempting to reconcile European mores with African reality, by [[Paul Slabolepszy]]. Presented by [[The Okes]] in the [[Baxter Theatre]] in April 2000, directed by [[Megan Wilson]], starring [[Vusi Kunene]], [[James Borthwick]], [[Graham Hopkins]], [[Camilla Waldman]] and [[Paul Slabolepszy\|Slabolepszy]]. The production then visited Johannesburg, Grahamstown and Durban.

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