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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1972a. Magda Hanekom, mother of Afrikaans theatre. ''Artlook'', 5(10):32-35. October.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1972a. [[Mathilde Hanekom|Magda Hanekom]], mother of Afrikaans theatre. ''Artlook'', 5(10):32-35. October.
  
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1972b. One year at the [[Arena Theatre|Arena]]. ''Artlook'', 5(8):32-33. August.
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1972b. One year at the [[Arena Theatre|Arena]]. ''Artlook'', 5(8):32-33. August.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1973a. [[Academy Theatre]]: the theatre of laughter. ''Artlook'', 6(5):36-37. May.
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1973a. [[Academy Theatre]]: the theatre of laughter. ''Artlook'', 6(5):36-37. May.
  
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1973b. [[Alexander, Muriel|Muriel Alexander]] and her theatre. ''Artlook'', 6(1):30-31. January.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1973b. [[Muriel Alexander]] and her theatre. ''Artlook'', 6(1):30-31. January.
  
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1974. Theatre scene ([[Adam Leslie Theatre]]). ''Artlook'', 7(2):26-28. February.
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1974. Theatre scene ([[Adam Leslie Theatre]]). ''Artlook'', 7(2):26-28. February.
  
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1975. Experimental theatre. ([[Arena Theatre]]). ''South African Panorama'', 20(4):4-5. April.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1975. Experimental theatre. ([[Arena Theatre]]). ''[[South African Panorama]]'', 20(4):4-5. April.
  
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1976. 50 years of Afrikaans drama. ''Artlook'', 9(1):34-35. February-March.
 
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1976. 50 years of Afrikaans drama. ''Artlook'', 9(1):34-35. February-March.
  
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1976. [[Market Theatre]] complex. ''Lantern'', 25:64-71. June.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1976. The [[Market Theatre]] complex. ''[[Lantern]]'', 25:64-71. June.
  
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1976. Sparkling theatre scene. ''South African Panorama'', 21(11):30-35. November.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1976. Sparkling theatre scene. ''[[South African Panorama]]'', 21(11):30-35. November.
  
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1977. The future of the theatre ([[S.A.I.T.T.]] symposium).  ''Scenaria'', June/July: 36-39.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 1977. The future of the theatre ([[SAITT]] symposium).  ''[[Scenaria]]'', June/July: 36-39.
  
[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 2006. [[Sylvia, Sarah|Sarah Sylvia]] – a personal recollection. ''Jewish Affairs'', 61(4):19-22.
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[[Natalie Knight|Knight, Natalie]] 2006. [[Sarah Sylvia]] – a personal recollection. ''Jewish Affairs'', 61(4):19-22.
  
[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1982. [[Slemon, John|John Slemon]]: the players’ king. ''Fair Lady'', 17(23):138-143. August 11.
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[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1982. [[John Slemon]]: the players’ king. ''Fair Lady'', 17(23):138-143. August 11.
  
[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1985. Work is a four-letter word that [[Ramsay, Fiona|Fiona Ramsay]] uses with relish. ''Fair Lady'', 20(13):56-59. July 10.
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[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1985. Work is a four-letter word that [[Fiona Ramsay]] uses with relish. ''Fair Lady'', 20(13):56-59. July 10.
  
[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1986. [[De Wet, Reza|Reza de Wet]] : dark laughter. ''Fair Lady'', 21(18):74-79. October 15.
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[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1986. [[Reza de Wet]] : dark laughter. ''Fair Lady'', 21(18):74-79. October 15.
  
[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1997. [[Whyle, James|James Whyle]]'s production of [King Lear] at the 1998 Standard Bank [[National Arts Festival]]. ''Shakespeare in Southern Africa'', 10(70).  
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[[Cathy Knox|Knox, Cathy]] 1997. [[James Whyle]]'s production of ''[[King Lear]]'' at the 1998 Standard Bank [[National Arts Festival]]. ''Shakespeare in Southern Africa'', 10(70).  
  
[[Peter Knox-Shaw|Knox-Shaw, Peter]] 1988. Under a waning moon: [[Twelfth Night]] at [[Maynardville]]. ''Shakespeare in Southern Africa'', 2:96-99.
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[[Peter Knox-Shaw|Knox-Shaw, Peter]] 1988. Under a waning moon: ''[[Twelfth Night]]'' at [[Maynardville]]. ''Shakespeare in Southern Africa'', 2:96-99.
  
[[Balise Koch|Koch, Blaise]] 2002. ''In, Around, Through and Out: An Actor's Life''. Cape Town: Spearhead/New Africa Books.  
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[[Blaise Koch|Koch, Blaise]] 2002. ''In, Around, Through and Out: An Actor's Life''. Cape Town: Spearhead/New Africa Books.
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[[Ingmar Koch|Koch, Ingmar]]. 1997. Het Ochtendgloren boven Kaapstad. Nederlandse Rederijkers in Zuid-Afrika in ''[[Tydskrif vir Nederlands en Afrikaans]]'' 4, 162−202.[https://www.scribd.com/document/17660561/Het-ochtendgloren-boven-Kaapstad-Nederlandse-rederijkers-in-Zuid-Afrika]
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Kock, Levina Jacoba 1997. The drama of ''[[Senkatana]]'' by S.M. Mofekeng: a speech act exploration. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Pretoria: University of South Africa.  
  
 
[[Gerhardus P. Koekemoer|Koekemoer, Gerhardus P.]] 2008. Lighting design in an African context. Unpublished master’s thesis. Pretoria: Tshwane University of Technology.
 
[[Gerhardus P. Koekemoer|Koekemoer, Gerhardus P.]] 2008. Lighting design in an African context. Unpublished master’s thesis. Pretoria: Tshwane University of Technology.
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[[Adrian Kohler|Kohler, Adrian]] 2001. Episodes: an installation of puppets from seven productions over sixteen years by the [[Handspring Puppet Company]] . Grahamstown: The Albany Museum.
 
[[Adrian Kohler|Kohler, Adrian]] 2001. Episodes: an installation of puppets from seven productions over sixteen years by the [[Handspring Puppet Company]] . Grahamstown: The Albany Museum.
  
[[Phyllis Konya|Konya, Phyllis]] 1985. The Federation of Amateur Theatrical Societies of Southern Africa [[FATSSA]]: 1938-1960), in [[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch, Temple]] (ed.). ''The Breytie Book: A Collection of Articles on South African Theatre Dedicated to [[Breytenbach, P.P.B.|P.P.B. Breytenbach]]''. Johannesburg: The Limelight press. 61-64.
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[[Phyllis Konya|Konya, Phyllis]] 1960. The position has improved. (Theatre scene in Pretoria) ''[[Playtime]]'', (146):22.
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[[Phyllis Konya|Konya, Phyllis]] 1985. The Federation of Amateur Theatrical Societies of Southern Africa [[FATSSA]]: 1938-1960), in [[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch, Temple]] (ed.). ''The Breytie Book: A Collection of Articles on South African Theatre Dedicated to [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]]''. Johannesburg: The Limelight press. 61-64.
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[[Walter Köppe|Köppe, Walter]] 1994. ''[[Trits]]'': ''[[Mis]]'', ''[[Mirakel]]'', ''[[Drif]]'', deur [[Reza de Wet]]. Reviewed in: ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'', 8(1):91-93.
  
[[Walter Köppe|Köppe, Walter]] 1994. ''[[Trits]]'': ''[[Mis]]'', ''[[Mirakel]]'', ''[[Drif]]'', deur [[De Wet, Reza|Reza de Wet]]. Reviewed in: ''South African Theatre Journal'', 8(1):91-93.
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[[R.C. Krause|Krause, R.C.]] 1963. Intimate theatre for East London. ''[[South African Panorama]]'', 8(6):6-7.
  
 
[[N. Kraai|Kraai, N.]] 1973. Black theatre. ''PET Newsletter'', 1:11-12.
 
[[N. Kraai|Kraai, N.]] 1973. Black theatre. ''PET Newsletter'', 1:11-12.
  
[[J.J. Kriek|Kriek, J.J.]] 1987. The future of the performing arts in South Africa. ''Scenaria'', 81:11-12.
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[[J.J. Kriek|Kriek, J.J.]] 1987. The future of the performing arts in South Africa. ''[[Scenaria]]'', 81:11-12.
  
[[D. Krige|Krige, D.]] 1966. Hekse laat die ogies rek. ''Huisgenoot'', 42(2287):22-24.
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[[D. Krige|Krige, D.]] 1966. Hekse laat die ogies rek. ''[[Huisgenoot]]'', 42(2287):22-24.
  
 
[[Uys Krige|Krige, Uys]] 1946. Servicemen have a broader outlook on life called the new South Africanism. ''Outspan''. 39(998):17-19. April 12.
 
[[Uys Krige|Krige, Uys]] 1946. Servicemen have a broader outlook on life called the new South Africanism. ''Outspan''. 39(998):17-19. April 12.
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Kroll, J. 1974. Beloved country: [[Serpent Players]] Theater Company. ''Newsweek'', 84:98. 2 Dec.
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Kroll, J. 1984. ''[[The Road to Mecca]]'', by [[Athol Fugard]]. Reviewed in: ''Newsweek'', 103:85+ 28 May.
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Kroll, J. 1986. Cry the beloved country (South Africa’s black theater). ''Newsweek'', 108:85. September 22.
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[[J. Kromhout|Kromhout, J.]] 1958. [[Dirk G. Richard]] tot dusver. ''[[Helikon]]'', 8(28):36-38.
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[[M. Kromhout|Kromhout, M.]] 1988. Kontekstuele vrae oor ''[[Dias]]''. ''Klasgids'', 23(3):112-120.
  
 
[[Matthew Krouse|Krouse, Matthew]] 1996. My life in the theatre of war: the development of an alternative consciousness, in [[Geoffrey V. Davis|Davis, Geoffrey V.]] & [[Anne Fuchs|Fuchs, Anne]] (eds.). ''Theatre and Change in South Africa''. Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishing. 101-114.
 
[[Matthew Krouse|Krouse, Matthew]] 1996. My life in the theatre of war: the development of an alternative consciousness, in [[Geoffrey V. Davis|Davis, Geoffrey V.]] & [[Anne Fuchs|Fuchs, Anne]] (eds.). ''Theatre and Change in South Africa''. Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishing. 101-114.

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Knight, Natalie 1972a. Magda Hanekom, mother of Afrikaans theatre. Artlook, 5(10):32-35. October.

Knight, Natalie 1972b. One year at the Arena. Artlook, 5(8):32-33. August.

Knight, Natalie 1973a. Academy Theatre: the theatre of laughter. Artlook, 6(5):36-37. May.

Knight, Natalie 1973b. Muriel Alexander and her theatre. Artlook, 6(1):30-31. January.

Knight, Natalie 1974. Theatre scene (Adam Leslie Theatre). Artlook, 7(2):26-28. February.

Knight, Natalie 1975. Experimental theatre. (Arena Theatre). South African Panorama, 20(4):4-5. April.

Knight, Natalie 1976. 50 years of Afrikaans drama. Artlook, 9(1):34-35. February-March.

Knight, Natalie 1976. The Market Theatre complex. Lantern, 25:64-71. June.

Knight, Natalie 1976. Sparkling theatre scene. South African Panorama, 21(11):30-35. November.

Knight, Natalie 1977. The future of the theatre (SAITT symposium). Scenaria, June/July: 36-39.

Knight, Natalie 2006. Sarah Sylvia – a personal recollection. Jewish Affairs, 61(4):19-22.

Knox, Cathy 1982. John Slemon: the players’ king. Fair Lady, 17(23):138-143. August 11.

Knox, Cathy 1985. Work is a four-letter word that Fiona Ramsay uses with relish. Fair Lady, 20(13):56-59. July 10.

Knox, Cathy 1986. Reza de Wet : dark laughter. Fair Lady, 21(18):74-79. October 15.

Knox, Cathy 1997. James Whyle's production of King Lear at the 1998 Standard Bank National Arts Festival. Shakespeare in Southern Africa, 10(70).

Knox-Shaw, Peter 1988. Under a waning moon: Twelfth Night at Maynardville. Shakespeare in Southern Africa, 2:96-99.

Koch, Blaise 2002. In, Around, Through and Out: An Actor's Life. Cape Town: Spearhead/New Africa Books.

Koch, Ingmar. 1997. Het Ochtendgloren boven Kaapstad. Nederlandse Rederijkers in Zuid-Afrika in Tydskrif vir Nederlands en Afrikaans 4, 162−202.[1]


Kock, Levina Jacoba 1997. The drama of Senkatana by S.M. Mofekeng: a speech act exploration. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Pretoria: University of South Africa.

Koekemoer, Gerhardus P. 2008. Lighting design in an African context. Unpublished master’s thesis. Pretoria: Tshwane University of Technology.

Koekemoer, Kaye 2006. "... we must not hold our fears..." : a case study exploring the use of group drama therapy as a therapeutic intervention with children and adolescents living in poverty. Unpublished master’s thesis. Stellenbsoch: University of Stellenbsoch.

Koen, R. 1971. Kruik se kragtoer. Sarie Marais, 23(4):28-37. August 25.

Kohler, Adrian 2001. Episodes: an installation of puppets from seven productions over sixteen years by the Handspring Puppet Company . Grahamstown: The Albany Museum.

Konya, Phyllis 1960. The position has improved. (Theatre scene in Pretoria) Playtime, (146):22.

Konya, Phyllis 1985. The Federation of Amateur Theatrical Societies of Southern Africa FATSSA: 1938-1960), in Hauptfleisch, Temple (ed.). The Breytie Book: A Collection of Articles on South African Theatre Dedicated to P.P.B. Breytenbach. Johannesburg: The Limelight press. 61-64.

Köppe, Walter 1994. Trits: Mis, Mirakel, Drif, deur Reza de Wet. Reviewed in: South African Theatre Journal, 8(1):91-93.

Krause, R.C. 1963. Intimate theatre for East London. South African Panorama, 8(6):6-7.

Kraai, N. 1973. Black theatre. PET Newsletter, 1:11-12.

Kriek, J.J. 1987. The future of the performing arts in South Africa. Scenaria, 81:11-12.

Krige, D. 1966. Hekse laat die ogies rek. Huisgenoot, 42(2287):22-24.

Krige, Uys 1946. Servicemen have a broader outlook on life called the new South Africanism. Outspan. 39(998):17-19. April 12.

Kroll, J. 1974. Beloved country: Serpent Players Theater Company. Newsweek, 84:98. 2 Dec.

Kroll, J. 1984. The Road to Mecca, by Athol Fugard. Reviewed in: Newsweek, 103:85+ 28 May.

Kroll, J. 1986. Cry the beloved country (South Africa’s black theater). Newsweek, 108:85. September 22.

Kromhout, J. 1958. Dirk G. Richard tot dusver. Helikon, 8(28):36-38.

Kromhout, M. 1988. Kontekstuele vrae oor Dias. Klasgids, 23(3):112-120.

Krouse, Matthew 1996. My life in the theatre of war: the development of an alternative consciousness, in Davis, Geoffrey V. & Fuchs, Anne (eds.). Theatre and Change in South Africa. Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishing. 101-114.

Krowitz, Nicole 1998. The theatrical rehearsal process : ego relations, the individual and the group. Unpublished master’s thesis. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.


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