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| − | 1991: [[PACT]] Drama staged a production of the Simon Callow translation as ''Jacques and his Master'', directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]], featuring Robert Whitehead (Jacques), Patrick Ndlovu (Master), Noria Mabuela (Innkeeper), Peter Se-Puma (Saint-Ouen), Duncan Johnson (Young Bigre), | + | 1991: [[PACT]] Drama staged a production of the Simon Callow translation as ''Jacques and his Master'', directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]], featuring [[Robert Whitehead]] (Jacques), [[Patrick Ndlovu]] (Master), [[Noria Mabuela]] (Innkeeper), [[Peter Se-Puma]] (Saint-Ouen), [[Duncan Johnson]] (Young Bigre), |
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Revision as of 11:28, 10 June 2015
Jakub a jeho pán: Pocta Denisu Diderotovi (Jacques and his Master: A Homage to Diderot in Three Acts) [1] is a 1971 play by Czech-born writer Milan Kundera [2].
Contents
The original text
Translations and adaptations
Translated into English as Jacques and his Master: A Homage to Diderot in Three Acts by Simon Callow [3] in 1986.
Performance history in South Africa
1991: PACT Drama staged a production of the Simon Callow translation as Jacques and his Master, directed by Ilse van Hemert, featuring Robert Whitehead (Jacques), Patrick Ndlovu (Master), Noria Mabuela (Innkeeper), Peter Se-Puma (Saint-Ouen), Duncan Johnson (Young Bigre),
Sources
PACT theatre programme, 1991.
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