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| + | by [[H.A. Fagan]]. An Afrikaans play in three acts. A play about the rebellion of a daughter (Lenie) against a tyrannical father. First performed in 1924 by [[Excelsior-Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria and then numerous times over the years. For example by the [[Johannesburgse Dramatiese Vereniging]] (directed by [[Stephanie Faure]]) on 2 May 1925 in the Opera House in Pretoria, as part of a double bill including the watershed production of Leipold's ''[[Die Heks]]'' (qv). Also produced at the [[Railway Institute]] in Cape Town in 1927 by Fagan's own [[Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] with [[Queenie Fagan]] in the lead role. Long a popular prescribed work for schools. Published 1924, revised 1938. Published by [[Nasboek]]. | ||
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by H.A. Fagan. An Afrikaans play in three acts. A play about the rebellion of a daughter (Lenie) against a tyrannical father. First performed in 1924 by Excelsior-Toneelvereniging in Pretoria and then numerous times over the years. For example by the Johannesburgse Dramatiese Vereniging (directed by Stephanie Faure) on 2 May 1925 in the Opera House in Pretoria, as part of a double bill including the watershed production of Leipold's Die Heks (qv). Also produced at the Railway Institute in Cape Town in 1927 by Fagan's own Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging with Queenie Fagan in the lead role. Long a popular prescribed work for schools. Published 1924, revised 1938. Published by Nasboek.
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