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(“My Three Angels”) See ''[[Cuisine des Anges]]'' by [[Albert Husson]] in [[South_African_Theatre/Plays|Plays 2]]. | (“My Three Angels”) See ''[[Cuisine des Anges]]'' by [[Albert Husson]] in [[South_African_Theatre/Plays|Plays 2]]. | ||
| − | ''Drie Engeltjies op Duiwelseiland'' ("Three Little Angels on Devil's Island") by Sam and Bella Swepach. A farce about three escaped convicts. Hugely popular in the Afrikaans translation by | + | ''Drie Engeltjies op Duiwelseiland'' ("Three Little Angels on Devil's Island") by Sam and Bella Swepach. A farce about three escaped convicts. Hugely popular in the Afrikaans translation by [[Mariechen Naudé]], it was done by many amateur and professioal companies. In 196* [[PACOFS]] did a production of it featuring [[Deon Joubert]], [[Schalk Jacobs]]?* and [[Johan Botha]]?*. Directed by ***. In 1974 [[Johan Botha]] directed it for [[SWAPAC]], the first play to be produced by that arts council entirely on its own. |
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(“My Three Angels”) See Cuisine des Anges by Albert Husson in Plays 2.
Drie Engeltjies op Duiwelseiland ("Three Little Angels on Devil's Island") by Sam and Bella Swepach. A farce about three escaped convicts. Hugely popular in the Afrikaans translation by Mariechen Naudé, it was done by many amateur and professioal companies. In 196* PACOFS did a production of it featuring Deon Joubert, Schalk Jacobs?* and Johan Botha?*. Directed by ***. In 1974 Johan Botha directed it for SWAPAC, the first play to be produced by that arts council entirely on its own.
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