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| − | ''[[Het Beleg en het Nemen van Troyen]]'' ("The siege and the taking of Troy") is a ballet pantomime in three acts by [[Mr C.B.]] ([[Charles Etienne Boniface]]) and probably the first original pantomime shown in South Africa, | + | ''[[Het Beleg en het Nemen van Troyen]]'' ("The siege and the taking of Troy") is a ballet pantomime in three acts by [[Mr C.B.]] ([[Charles Etienne Boniface]], ) and probably the first original pantomime shown in South Africa, |
Also known as ''[[Het Beleg van Troyen]]''; ''[[Het Beleg en’t Nemen van Troyen]]''; or ''[[Het Beleg en het Nemen van Troje]]'' | Also known as ''[[Het Beleg van Troyen]]''; ''[[Het Beleg en’t Nemen van Troyen]]''; or ''[[Het Beleg en het Nemen van Troje]]'' | ||
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Revision as of 06:39, 18 November 2016
Het Beleg en het Nemen van Troyen ("The siege and the taking of Troy") is a ballet pantomime in three acts by Mr C.B. (Charles Etienne Boniface, ) and probably the first original pantomime shown in South Africa,
Also known as Het Beleg van Troyen; Het Beleg en’t Nemen van Troyen; or Het Beleg en het Nemen van Troje
The original text
The text is unpublished, and was presumably written the year of production (1813).
South African productions
1813: First produced by the Afrikaansche Liefhebbery Gezelschap (using the motto Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense) in the African Theatre on Saturday 11 September, and repeated on Saturday 9 October, for the governor and his wife. "Overseen" (produced) by Mr Lemming (director of music) and Mr Bertrand (director of dance).
Sources
F.C.L. Bosman, 1928. Drama en Toneel in Suid-Afrika, Deel I: 1652-1855. Pretoria: J.H. de Bussy. [1]: pp. 119, 124, 137, 145, 171.
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