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| − | + | ''[[Dingaka]]'' has been the title of a play, a musical and a film. | |
== The play by [[Bertha Egnos]] == | == The play by [[Bertha Egnos]] == | ||
| − | A play about a black man struggling to survive in the city, written in 1950. | + | |
| + | A play about a black man struggling to survive in the city, written in 1950. | ||
== The musical by [[Eddie Domingo]] and [[Bertha Egnos]] (1961) == | == The musical by [[Eddie Domingo]] and [[Bertha Egnos]] (1961) == | ||
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A musical version of Egnos's like-named play, produced at the [[Brooke Theatre]] by [[Victor Melleney]] in 1961, with a script by [[Eddie Domingo]] and [[Bertha Egnos]]. | A musical version of Egnos's like-named play, produced at the [[Brooke Theatre]] by [[Victor Melleney]] in 1961, with a script by [[Eddie Domingo]] and [[Bertha Egnos]]. | ||
== The film, produced by [[Jamie Uys]] (1964) == | == The film, produced by [[Jamie Uys]] (1964) == | ||
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The Egnos play was made into an immensely successful film by [[Jamie Uys]] in 1964, after the success of the musical, with a script by [[Bertha Egnos]], [[Eddie Domingo]] and [[Basil Gray]]. | The Egnos play was made into an immensely successful film by [[Jamie Uys]] in 1964, after the success of the musical, with a script by [[Bertha Egnos]], [[Eddie Domingo]] and [[Basil Gray]]. | ||
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Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingaka]. | Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingaka]. | ||
| − | Report by Jairus Serongoane published in ''Zonk'' Nov., 1961 ; pp. 16-17, 19 | + | Report by [[Jairus Serongoane]] published in ''[[Zonk]]'' Nov., 1961 ; pp. 16-17, 19 |
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Revision as of 11:12, 11 July 2017
Dingaka has been the title of a play, a musical and a film.
Contents
The play by Bertha Egnos
A play about a black man struggling to survive in the city, written in 1950.
The musical by Eddie Domingo and Bertha Egnos (1961)
A musical version of Egnos's like-named play, produced at the Brooke Theatre by Victor Melleney in 1961, with a script by Eddie Domingo and Bertha Egnos.
The film, produced by Jamie Uys (1964)
The Egnos play was made into an immensely successful film by Jamie Uys in 1964, after the success of the musical, with a script by Bertha Egnos, Eddie Domingo and Basil Gray.
Sources
Wikipedia [1].
Report by Jairus Serongoane published in Zonk Nov., 1961 ; pp. 16-17, 19
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