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The  multilingual, workshopped play juxtaposes the lives of a group of unrelated individuals during the 1976 Soweto uprising and the renewed unrest of 1984-5, in order to reflect on the unrest and responses to it.  It was first published in [[Barney Simon]] ''et al'', ''[[Born in the RSA: Four Workshopped Plays]]'' ([[Witwatersrand University Press]], 1997).  
 
The  multilingual, workshopped play juxtaposes the lives of a group of unrelated individuals during the 1976 Soweto uprising and the renewed unrest of 1984-5, in order to reflect on the unrest and responses to it.  It was first published in [[Barney Simon]] ''et al'', ''[[Born in the RSA: Four Workshopped Plays]]'' ([[Witwatersrand University Press]], 1997).  
  
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1984: First performed at the [[Market Theatre|Upstairs]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1984, directed by [[Barney Simon]] with [[Kurt Egelhof]], [[Marie Human]], [[John Ledwaba]], [[Neil McCarthy]], [[Gcina Mhlope]], [[James Mthoba]].  
 
1984: First performed at the [[Market Theatre|Upstairs]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1984, directed by [[Barney Simon]] with [[Kurt Egelhof]], [[Marie Human]], [[John Ledwaba]], [[Neil McCarthy]], [[Gcina Mhlope]], [[James Mthoba]].  
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Revision as of 16:30, 18 June 2015

Black Dog-Inj'emnyama! is a multilingual, workshopped play by Barney Simon and Company.


The original text

The multilingual, workshopped play juxtaposes the lives of a group of unrelated individuals during the 1976 Soweto uprising and the renewed unrest of 1984-5, in order to reflect on the unrest and responses to it. It was first published in Barney Simon et al, Born in the RSA: Four Workshopped Plays (Witwatersrand University Press, 1997).

Translations and adaptations

Performance history in South Africa

1984: First performed at the Upstairs at the Market Theatre in 1984, directed by Barney Simon with Kurt Egelhof, Marie Human, John Ledwaba, Neil McCarthy, Gcina Mhlope, James Mthoba.

1984: Performed by the original cast at the Edinburgh Festival[1]

1984: Performed by the original cast at the Baxter Theatre (as a Market Theatre Company production),

2015: Produced by the University of Cape Town’s Drama Department in Arena Theatre at UCT in honour of youth month, and repeated at the Baxter Flipside on 18 to 27 June in collaboration with the Baxter Theatre Centre. Directed by Claire Stopford with student cast including Khathu Ramabulana, Clarissa Roodt, Kai Brummer, Cleo Raatus, Sihle Mnqwazana and Tankiso Mamabolo, with original set design by Sasha Eilers.


Sources

Schwartz, 199* Black Dog / Inj'emnyama at the Baxter,Artslink.co.za News 06/17/2015[2]


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