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| − | '''''Marabi''''' (also called ''[[Marabi (1982)]]''), a piece of musical theatre, conceived in workshops led by [[Ari Sitas]] in 1981-82, inspired by [[Modikwe Dikobe]]’s book, ''[[Marabi Dance]]''. | + | '''''Marabi''''' (also called ''[[Marabi (1982)]]''), a piece of musical theatre, conceived in workshops led by [[Ari Sitas]] in 1981-82, inspired by [[Modikwe Dikobe]]’s book, ''[[The Marabi Dance]]''. |
The play was extensively reworked and rewritten by [[Malcolm Purkey]] for a production staged by the [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]], with a cast including [[Ramolao Makhene]], [[Thembi Mtshali]], [[Mthandeni Myelase]], [[Arthur Molepo]], [[Xoli Norman]], [[Nkhensani Manganyi]], [[Moshidi Motshegwa]], [[Selaelo Maredi]]. The production moved to the [[Market Theatre]] in November 1995. | The play was extensively reworked and rewritten by [[Malcolm Purkey]] for a production staged by the [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]], with a cast including [[Ramolao Makhene]], [[Thembi Mtshali]], [[Mthandeni Myelase]], [[Arthur Molepo]], [[Xoli Norman]], [[Nkhensani Manganyi]], [[Moshidi Motshegwa]], [[Selaelo Maredi]]. The production moved to the [[Market Theatre]] in November 1995. | ||
Revision as of 08:16, 5 July 2014
Marabi (also called Marabi (1982)), a piece of musical theatre, conceived in workshops led by Ari Sitas in 1981-82, inspired by Modikwe Dikobe’s book, The Marabi Dance.
The play was extensively reworked and rewritten by Malcolm Purkey for a production staged by the Junction Avenue Theatre Company at the Grahamstown Festival in 1995, directed by Malcolm Purkey, with a cast including Ramolao Makhene, Thembi Mtshali, Mthandeni Myelase, Arthur Molepo, Xoli Norman, Nkhensani Manganyi, Moshidi Motshegwa, Selaelo Maredi. The production moved to the Market Theatre in November 1995.
