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Translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal?]]'' by an unknown translator, and performed by [[NTO]] in 1961.  
 
Translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal?]]'' by an unknown translator, and performed by [[NTO]] in 1961.  
  
Another Afrikaans version entitled ''[[Wie de drommel is Paskwaal? Die kneg van twee meesters]]'' was apparently done by [[Bennie Janecke]] and published by [[PACOFS]] in 197*.  
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Another Afrikaans version entitled ''[[Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal? Die Kneg van Twee Meesters]]'' was apparently done by [[Bennie Janecke]] and published by [[PACOFS]] in 197*.  
  
 
Another [[Afrikaans]] version, now adapted and translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Kneg van Twee Meesters]]'' by [[Ben Dehaeck]].
 
Another [[Afrikaans]] version, now adapted and translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Kneg van Twee Meesters]]'' by [[Ben Dehaeck]].

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Il Servitore di Due Padroni ("The Servant of Two Masters" or sometimes translated as "Servant of Two Masters") [1] is a 1746 comic play by Italian playwright Carlo Goldoni (1707–1793) [2].

The original text

The first draft (1746) and subsequent early drafts had large sections that were reserved for improvisation, but Goldoni revised it in 1753 in the version that exists today.

Translations and adaptations

Translated into English as The Servant of Two Masters by Anne Lawrance in 19702/3.

The play has been translated and adapted internationally and into various languages numerous times over the centuries.

Translated into Afrikaans as Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal? by an unknown translator, and performed by NTO in 1961.

Another Afrikaans version entitled Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal? Die Kneg van Twee Meesters was apparently done by Bennie Janecke and published by PACOFS in 197*.

Another Afrikaans version, now adapted and translated into Afrikaans as Kneg van Twee Meesters by Ben Dehaeck.

Performance history in South Africa

1961: Performed in Afrikaans as Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal? by NTO.


1973: Performed in English (the Lawrance translation) as The Servant of Two Masters by the Pretoria Shakespeare Circle, directed by Anne Lawrance, with Basil Petzer, Margaret Savage, David Swanepoel, Anton Harrop Allin, Daphne van der Linden, Jean du Plessis, Bill Dormehl, Roy Moores, Hazel Roberts, Max van Zyl, Peter Oberholzer, James Dalton and Bobbi Thorsen.

Sources

Wikipedia [3]

Pretoria Shakespeare Circle theatre programme, 1973.

Grütter, Wilhelm, CAPAB 25 Years, 1987. Unpublished research.)

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Wie de Drommel is Paskwaal? is an Afrikaans translation (translator unknown) of Il Servitore di Due Padroni (The Servant of Two Masters), a play by Carlo Goldoni (1707–1793)[4].


Translations and adaptations

Translated as Wie de drommel is Paskwaal? by an unknown translator in 1960/61(?)

Translated as Wie de drommel is Paskwaal? Die kneg van twee meesters by Bennie Janeke and published by PACOFS.

South African performances

1961: Produced in Cape Town by NTO in 1961, directed by ** with Siegfried Mynhardt, Jannie Gildenhuys, Cobus Rossouw and Leonora Nel in an NTO production in October 1961.

197*: Performed by PACOFS