Difference between revisions of "Playing with Fire"
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'''''For a listing mand information on these works, see the entry on ''[[Playing with Fire]]'' in [[ESAT]] as well as the one in [[Wikipedia]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playing_with_Fire] for a list of such works.''''' | '''''For a listing mand information on these works, see the entry on ''[[Playing with Fire]]'' in [[ESAT]] as well as the one in [[Wikipedia]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playing_with_Fire] for a list of such works.''''' | ||
| − | For August Strindberg's one act play known in English as ''[[Playing with Fire]]'', see the entry under | + | '''For August Strindberg's one act play - known in English as ''[[Playing with Fire]]'', see the entry under ''[[Leka med elden]]'' (the Swedish title)'''. |
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There have been a surprising number of literary, dramatic and filmic works called Playing with Fire.
Few, beyond the original play by Strindberg, have to date actually been done in South Africa.
For a listing mand information on these works, see the entry on Playing with Fire in ESAT as well as the one in Wikipedia[1] for a list of such works.
For August Strindberg's one act play - known in English as Playing with Fire, see the entry under Leka med elden (the Swedish title).
Sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playing_with_Fire
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