Difference between revisions of "Seven against the Sun"
(Created page with "by James Ambrose Brown. A play about tensions that are engendered when seven soldiers are stranded in the desert during the war. First produced by NTO in the [[NTO Kamert...") |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | by [[James Ambrose Brown]]. A play about tensions that are engendered when seven soldiers are stranded in the desert during the war. First produced by [[NTO]] in the [[NTO Kamertoneel]] in 1958/59, their one sucessful production of an indigenous English play. Directed by [[Victor Melleney]], with [[Athol Fugard]] one of the stage managers | + | by [[James Ambrose Brown]]. A play about tensions that are engendered when seven soldiers are stranded in the desert during the war. First produced by [[NTO]] in the [[NTO Kamertoneel]] in 1958/59, their one sucessful production of an indigenous English play. Directed by [[Victor Melleney]], with [[Athol Fugard]] one of the stage managers. Subsequently (1966) made into an internationally acclaimed film by [[David Millin]], featuring an all South African cast, headed by [[Gert van den Bergh]]. First published in 19** by **. ''Seven Against the Sun'' (James Ambrose Brown), Regie: Victor Melleney. ([[Arthur Hall]], [[David Herbert]] & [[Pietro Nolte]] ? Nie seker Pta of Bellville nie). Published by [[Afr. Pers-Boekhandel]]. |
Revision as of 11:21, 9 September 2013
by James Ambrose Brown. A play about tensions that are engendered when seven soldiers are stranded in the desert during the war. First produced by NTO in the NTO Kamertoneel in 1958/59, their one sucessful production of an indigenous English play. Directed by Victor Melleney, with Athol Fugard one of the stage managers. Subsequently (1966) made into an internationally acclaimed film by David Millin, featuring an all South African cast, headed by Gert van den Bergh. First published in 19** by **. Seven Against the Sun (James Ambrose Brown), Regie: Victor Melleney. (Arthur Hall, David Herbert & Pietro Nolte ? Nie seker Pta of Bellville nie). Published by Afr. Pers-Boekhandel.
Return to S
Return to South African Theatre Plays
Return to Main Page
