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2005: Staged at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Johannesburg, directed by [[Helen Iskander]] and [[James Cunningham]], with [[Sylvaine Strike]] (as Mrs Swart) and [[Danny Mooi|Danny-Booi Mooi]] (as Jackson Siboiboi).
 
2005: Staged at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Johannesburg, directed by [[Helen Iskander]] and [[James Cunningham]], with [[Sylvaine Strike]] (as Mrs Swart) and [[Danny Mooi|Danny-Booi Mooi]] (as Jackson Siboiboi).
 
 
  
 
2014: Staged by the [[Fortune Cookie Theatre Company]] on the Main Programme at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], directed by [[James Cunningham]] and [[Helen Iskander]], with [[Sylvaine Strike]] (as Mrs Swart) and [[Atandwa Kani]] (as Jackson Siboiboi).
 
2014: Staged by the [[Fortune Cookie Theatre Company]] on the Main Programme at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], directed by [[James Cunningham]] and [[Helen Iskander]], with [[Sylvaine Strike]] (as Mrs Swart) and [[Atandwa Kani]] (as Jackson Siboiboi).

Latest revision as of 08:58, 17 June 2016

Black and Blue is a 2004 play conceptualised by Sylvaine Strike and written by Strike, Helen Iskander and James Cunningham.

The original text

Translations and adaptations

Performance history in South Africa

2004: Staged on the Fringe at the Grahamstown Festival, directed by Helen Iskander and James Cunningham, with Sylvaine Strike (as Mrs Swart) and Danny-Boy Mooi (as Jackson Siboiboi).

2005: Staged at the Theatre on the Square in Johannesburg, directed by Helen Iskander and James Cunningham, with Sylvaine Strike (as Mrs Swart) and Danny-Booi Mooi (as Jackson Siboiboi).

2014: Staged by the Fortune Cookie Theatre Company on the Main Programme at the Grahamstown Festival, directed by James Cunningham and Helen Iskander, with Sylvaine Strike (as Mrs Swart) and Atandwa Kani (as Jackson Siboiboi).

2015: Staged by the Fortune Cookie Theatre Company in the Market Theatre in Johannesburg, directed by James Cunningham and Helen Iskander, with Sylvaine Strike (as Mrs Swart) and Atandwa Kani (as Jackson Siboiboi).

Sources

Fortune Cookie Theatre Company website [1]

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