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[[Rinie Stead|Stead, Rinie]] 1985b. The [[National Theatre Organization]] (NTO: 1947-1962), 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. 65-72. | [[Rinie Stead|Stead, Rinie]] 1985b. The [[National Theatre Organization]] (NTO: 1947-1962), 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. 65-72. | ||
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1980a. Critical responses to contemporary South African theatre. ''Critical Arts'', 1(3): 40-46. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1980b. Theatre of commitment: the political made theatrical in South African theatre. ''Scenaria'', (17): 3. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1981a. Culture and context: notes on performance in South Africa. ''Critical Arts'', 2(1): 1-13. |
[[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1981b. Performance research: a select bibliography. ''Critical Ats'', 2(1): 60-65. | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1981b. Performance research: a select bibliography. ''Critical Ats'', 2(1): 60-65. | ||
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1983. ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. Reviewed in: ''Scenaria'', (36): 29. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1984a. Alternative politics, alternative performance; 1976 and Black South African theatre. In Daymond, Margaret J., Jacobs, Johan & Lenta, Margaret 1984. Momentum: on recent South African writing. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press. p. 215-232. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1984b. Black South African theatre after nationalism. English Academy review, 2: 9-18. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1984c. Theatre, criticism and cultural studies: new directions for the 1980s. Teaterforum, 5(1): 80-93. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1985a. Drama and social consciousness: themes in Black theatre on the Witwatersrand until 1984. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand. (Ph.D. Thesis). |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1985b. The other face. Index to censorship, 14 (1): 26-30. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1985c. The radical paradigm in South African theatre studies: a review of Theatre and cultural struggle in South Africa, by Robert Mshengu Kavanagh. Critical arts, 4(1): 80-84. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1986a. Another world [Theatre – political aspects]. Leadership South Africa, 5(5) : 96-101. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1986b. Popular culture and performance in South Africa. Durban: Contemporary Cultural Studies Unit. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1986c. Theatre and cultural struggle in South Africa, by Robert Mshengu Kavanagh. Reviewed in: Research in African Literatures, 17(2):267-271. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1987. Theatre and society. In Breitenbach R. (ed.) The arts in society, a collection of lectures. Grahamstown, 1820 Foundation. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1988a. Popular entertainment on tour (editorial). South African theatre journal, 2(2): 1-2. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1988b. Stages in revolution: Black South African theatre since 1976. Research in African literatures, 29: 24-33. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1989. Theatre studies in the 1990s. South African theatre journal, 3(2):1-3. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1990a. The theatre industry in the 1990s. South African theatre journal, 4(2): 1-11. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1990b. Towards popular theatre in South Africa. Journal of Southern African studies, 16 (2): 208-228. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1991a. My Children! My Africa! and selected shorter plays, by Athol Fugard, edited by Stephen Gray. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal, 5(2): 111-112. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1991b. South African plays and polemics: book reviews. Current writing, 3(1): 200-204. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1991c. Theatre beyond Apartheid. Research in African literatures. 22(3):70-90. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1992a. Performance and politics: process and practices of representation in South African theatre. Theatre survey, 33 (2): 188-210. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1992b. The uses of theatre. South African theatre journal, 6(1): 33-45. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1993a. Collective creativity: theatre for a post-apartheid society. In Hill, Romaine, Muller, Marie & Trump, Martin (eds.) African studies forum. Pretoria: Human Sciences Research Council. Vol. 2, p 74-88. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1993b. Theatre at the crossroads: An introduction to this special issue (editorial). South African theatre journal, 7(2):1-2. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1994a. South Africa. In Banham, Martin, Hill, Errol & Woodyard, George (eds). African and Caribbean theatre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 101-112. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1994b. Towards popular theatre in South Africa. In Gunner, Liz (ed.) Politics and performance: theatre, poetry and song in Southern Africa. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. p. 11-34. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1995. Introduction to Maponya: Doing Plays for Change. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1995b. Editorial. South African theatre journal, 9(2): 1-2. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1998. Race matters in South African theatre. In Boon, Richard & Plastow, Jane (eds) Theatre matters: performance and culture on the world stage. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 55-75. |
| − | [[Ian | + | [[Ian Steadman|Steadman, Ian P.]] 1999. Race, nationalism and theatre reconsidered. In Blumberg, Marcia & Walder, Dennis (eds). South African theatre as/and intervention. Amsterdam: Rodopi. p. 25-37. |
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Stead, Rinie 1967. Portret van 'n toneelpionier: hulde aan P.P.B. Breytenbach. Lantern, 17(2): 2-19.
Stead, Rinie 1969. Raimond Schoop en die teater. Lantern, 18(4): 58-71. June.
Stead, Rinie 1971. Sip of Jerepigo: Patrick Mynhardt maak toneelgeskiedenis. Lantern, 20(4): 72-80. June.
Stead, Rinie 1981?*. Die Nasionale Toneelorganisasie. Unpublished manuscript, State Archives Pretoria.
Stead, Rinie 1985a. "Die toneel is belangriker as ek" - 'n Persoonlike beskouing van P.P.B. Breytenbach, 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. 21-26.
Stead, Rinie 1985b. The National Theatre Organization (NTO: 1947-1962), 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. 65-72.
Steadman, Ian P. 1980a. Critical responses to contemporary South African theatre. Critical Arts, 1(3): 40-46.
Steadman, Ian P. 1980b. Theatre of commitment: the political made theatrical in South African theatre. Scenaria, (17): 3.
Steadman, Ian P. 1981a. Culture and context: notes on performance in South Africa. Critical Arts, 2(1): 1-13.
Steadman, Ian P. 1981b. Performance research: a select bibliography. Critical Ats, 2(1): 60-65.
Steadman, Ian P. 1983. Night of the Long Wake by Dukuza Ka Macu. Reviewed in: Scenaria, (36): 29.
Steadman, Ian P. 1984a. Alternative politics, alternative performance; 1976 and Black South African theatre. In Daymond, Margaret J., Jacobs, Johan & Lenta, Margaret 1984. Momentum: on recent South African writing. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press. p. 215-232.
Steadman, Ian P. 1984b. Black South African theatre after nationalism. English Academy review, 2: 9-18.
Steadman, Ian P. 1984c. Theatre, criticism and cultural studies: new directions for the 1980s. Teaterforum, 5(1): 80-93.
Steadman, Ian P. 1985a. Drama and social consciousness: themes in Black theatre on the Witwatersrand until 1984. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand. (Ph.D. Thesis).
Steadman, Ian P. 1985b. The other face. Index to censorship, 14 (1): 26-30.
Steadman, Ian P. 1985c. The radical paradigm in South African theatre studies: a review of Theatre and cultural struggle in South Africa, by Robert Mshengu Kavanagh. Critical arts, 4(1): 80-84.
Steadman, Ian P. 1986a. Another world [Theatre – political aspects]. Leadership South Africa, 5(5) : 96-101.
Steadman, Ian P. 1986b. Popular culture and performance in South Africa. Durban: Contemporary Cultural Studies Unit.
Steadman, Ian P. 1986c. Theatre and cultural struggle in South Africa, by Robert Mshengu Kavanagh. Reviewed in: Research in African Literatures, 17(2):267-271.
Steadman, Ian P. 1987. Theatre and society. In Breitenbach R. (ed.) The arts in society, a collection of lectures. Grahamstown, 1820 Foundation.
Steadman, Ian P. 1988a. Popular entertainment on tour (editorial). South African theatre journal, 2(2): 1-2.
Steadman, Ian P. 1988b. Stages in revolution: Black South African theatre since 1976. Research in African literatures, 29: 24-33.
Steadman, Ian P. 1989. Theatre studies in the 1990s. South African theatre journal, 3(2):1-3.
Steadman, Ian P. 1990a. The theatre industry in the 1990s. South African theatre journal, 4(2): 1-11.
Steadman, Ian P. 1990b. Towards popular theatre in South Africa. Journal of Southern African studies, 16 (2): 208-228.
Steadman, Ian P. 1991a. My Children! My Africa! and selected shorter plays, by Athol Fugard, edited by Stephen Gray. Reviewed in: South African theatre journal, 5(2): 111-112.
Steadman, Ian P. 1991b. South African plays and polemics: book reviews. Current writing, 3(1): 200-204.
Steadman, Ian P. 1991c. Theatre beyond Apartheid. Research in African literatures. 22(3):70-90.
Steadman, Ian P. 1992a. Performance and politics: process and practices of representation in South African theatre. Theatre survey, 33 (2): 188-210.
Steadman, Ian P. 1992b. The uses of theatre. South African theatre journal, 6(1): 33-45.
Steadman, Ian P. 1993a. Collective creativity: theatre for a post-apartheid society. In Hill, Romaine, Muller, Marie & Trump, Martin (eds.) African studies forum. Pretoria: Human Sciences Research Council. Vol. 2, p 74-88.
Steadman, Ian P. 1993b. Theatre at the crossroads: An introduction to this special issue (editorial). South African theatre journal, 7(2):1-2.
Steadman, Ian P. 1994a. South Africa. In Banham, Martin, Hill, Errol & Woodyard, George (eds). African and Caribbean theatre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 101-112.
Steadman, Ian P. 1994b. Towards popular theatre in South Africa. In Gunner, Liz (ed.) Politics and performance: theatre, poetry and song in Southern Africa. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. p. 11-34.
Steadman, Ian P. 1995. Introduction to Maponya: Doing Plays for Change. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press.
Steadman, Ian P. 1995b. Editorial. South African theatre journal, 9(2): 1-2.
Steadman, Ian P. 1998. Race matters in South African theatre. In Boon, Richard & Plastow, Jane (eds) Theatre matters: performance and culture on the world stage. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 55-75.
Steadman, Ian P. 1999. Race, nationalism and theatre reconsidered. In Blumberg, Marcia & Walder, Dennis (eds). South African theatre as/and intervention. Amsterdam: Rodopi. p. 25-37.
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