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1973: First staged in South Africa by [[Pieter Toerien]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], directed by [[Freddie Carpenter]], with [[David Kernan]], [[Graham Armitage]] and [[Moira Lister]].
 
1973: First staged in South Africa by [[Pieter Toerien]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], directed by [[Freddie Carpenter]], with [[David Kernan]], [[Graham Armitage]] and [[Moira Lister]].
  
2006: Staged in the [[Masque Theatre]], Muizenberg, Directed by [[Alastair Duff]], with [[Alastair Duff|himself]], [[Aubrey Hindle]], [[Margaret Hill]], [[Fiona Carling]], [[Tom Kingwell]], [[Lee de Andrade]], [[Nicolene Freeman]], [[Felicity Purdon]] and Deon Joubert.
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2006: Staged in the [[Masque Theatre]], Muizenberg, Directed by [[Alastair Duff]], with [[Alastair Duff|himself]], [[Aubrey Hindle]], [[Margaret Hill]], [[Fiona Carling]], [[Tom Kingwell]], [[Lee de Andrade]], [[Nicolene Freeman]], [[Felicity Purdon]] and [[Deon Joubert]].
  
 
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Revision as of 10:59, 25 April 2016

Cowardy Custard is a 1972 musical revue about the life and works of Noël Coward. It was devised by Gerard Frow, Alan Strachan and Wendy Toye.

First staged in London at the Mermaid Theatre, London on 10 July 1972, directed by Wendy Toye (1917-2010) [1].

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Performance history in South Africa

1973: First staged in South Africa by Pieter Toerien at the Johannesburg Civic Theatre, directed by Freddie Carpenter, with David Kernan, Graham Armitage and Moira Lister.

2006: Staged in the Masque Theatre, Muizenberg, Directed by Alastair Duff, with himself, Aubrey Hindle, Margaret Hill, Fiona Carling, Tom Kingwell, Lee de Andrade, Nicolene Freeman, Felicity Purdon and Deon Joubert.

Sources

Die Burger, 7 November 2006.

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