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| − | 1998: Staged at the [[KKNK]] and later in the [[Tesson Theatre]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic]], directed by [[Lynne Maree]], with [[Ian Roberts]] (Palang), [[Michelle Botes]] (Mêry), [[Frantz Dobrowsky]] (Kouvoet), [[David S. Lee]] (Polisieman), [[Zane Meas]] (Djonni Buttons), [[Joanne Kollinz]] (Miss Lilly), [[Susan Rossouw]] (Silenie), [[Philip Notununu]] (Popeye) and others. Musical score by [[Ian Roberts|Roberts]], musical direction by [[Angerie van Wyk]], choreography by [[ | + | 1998: Staged at the [[KKNK]] and later in the [[Tesson Theatre]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic]], directed by [[Lynne Maree]], with [[Ian Roberts]] (Palang), [[Michelle Botes]] (Mêry), [[Frantz Dobrowsky]] (Kouvoet), [[David S. Lee]] (Polisieman), [[Zane Meas]] (Djonni Buttons), [[Joanne Kollinz]] (Miss Lilly), [[Susan Rossouw]] (Silenie), [[Philip Notununu]] (Popeye) and others. Musical score by [[Ian Roberts|Roberts]], musical direction by [[Angerie van Wyk]], choreography by [[Luana Nasser]]. |
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Latest revision as of 07:13, 20 August 2015
Palang van Dwaal ("Palang from Dwaal") is a 1998 Afrikaans musical play by Ian Roberts.
Contents
Subject
The ongoing conflict between the vigilante group People Against Gangsterism And Drugs (PAGAD) [1], the drug lords and the police. Set in a scrapyard on the Cape Flats, the play tells the story of a community of outcasts caught in the crossfire. The dialogue is in Afrikaans, English, Xhosa and Zulu.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
1998: Staged at the KKNK and later in the Tesson Theatre at the Johannesburg Civic, directed by Lynne Maree, with Ian Roberts (Palang), Michelle Botes (Mêry), Frantz Dobrowsky (Kouvoet), David S. Lee (Polisieman), Zane Meas (Djonni Buttons), Joanne Kollinz (Miss Lilly), Susan Rossouw (Silenie), Philip Notununu (Popeye) and others. Musical score by Roberts, musical direction by Angerie van Wyk, choreography by Luana Nasser.
Sources
KKNK theatre programme, 1998.
Sowetan 28 April 1998.
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