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Drie Daghe Here is a Medieval Dutch farce.
Contents
The original text
Described as "een Middelnederlandse sotternie"[1], it dates from ca. 1400-1420, and is written in Middelnedelands (middle dutch), the text preserved in the Hulthem Manuscript[].
Translations and adaptations
Rewritten in modern Flemish as Drie Dagen Here by Herman Teirlinck (1879-1967) [2], published in 1936 and described as "een zotte boerde" ().
Teirlink's version translated from the Flemish into Afrikaans as Drie Dae Meester by Isabel Combrink and Cynthia Dekker (1965).
Performance history in South Africa
1965: Presented by Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch in the Botha Hall in 1965, directed by Deon Joubert, starring Henk Hugo, Woutrine Theron, Deon Joubert and Rina la Grange.
1973: Performed as Drie Dae Heer en Meester (referred to as "a medieval play"), in the Hofmeyr Theatre for CAPAB Afrikaans Company in July. Directed by Pieter de Swardt directed a play called
1975: Presented by the Parow Toneelvereniging at a drama festival in Vishoek under the direction of Woutrine Theron, starring Lisma Kotze as a supporting actress.
1996: Performed at the KKNK by the Brackenfell Hoërskool.
Sources
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drie_daghe_here
https://schrijversgewijs.be/schrijvers/teirlinck-herman-2/
Herman Teirlinck, 1879-1967, The Online Books Page[3]
UTS theatre pamphlet
Nico Malan Theatre Centre pamphlet, July 1973.
Skoonma is 'n Vuurvreter! programme notes, circa 1975.
Krit, 1 April 1996.
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