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by [[Paul Slabolepszy]]. A play set on an arid smallholding, in which a father and his son terrorize  a postal worker. First performed at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1988/9?* and published by * in ''[[Mooi Street and Other Moves]]'' by [[Witwatersrand University Press]] (1994).
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A play in two acts by [[Paul Slabolepszy]]. A play set on an arid smallholding, in which a father and his son terrorize  a postal worker.  
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In this play a young Afrikaner stumbles upon a heartland he never knew existed. A desolate farm-plot on the edge of the East rand becomes the ultimate battleground between the urban and the rural, the future and the past. A cataclysmic, anarchic celebration of the frontier spirit.
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== The original text ==
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First performed at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1988/9?* and published by * in ''[[Mooi Street and Other Moves]]'' by [[Witwatersrand University Press]] (1994).
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==Translations and adaptations==
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== Performance history in South Africa ==
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First performed at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1988/9?*
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Presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama for [[Snap Productions]], directed by [[Bobby Heaney]], with [[Nicky Rebelo]] (Christiaan), [[Paul Slabolepszy]] (Pa), [[Martin le Maitre]] (JJ), [[Sello Maake ka Ncube|Sello Maake ka-Ncube]] (Gideon), [[Kate Edwards]] (Evie) 1989. Set design [[Nadia Cohen]], costume design [[Margo Fleisch]], lighting design [[Paul Pamboukian]], music [[Glynn Storm]]. Stage director [[Skip Wright]], production stage manager and sound operator [[Merle Pretorius]], lighting [[Jack Arnot]].
  
Smallholding by [[Paul Slabolepszy]]. In this play a young Afrikaner stumbles upon a heartland he never knew existed. A desolate farm-plot on the edge of the East rand becomes the ultimate battleground between the urban and the rural, the future and the past. A cataclysmic, anarchic celebration of the frontier spirit. Presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama for [[Snap Productions]], directed by [[Bobby Heaney]], with [[Nicky Rebelo]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Martin le Maitre]], [[Sello Maake ka Ncube|Sello Maake ka-Ncube]], 1989.
 
  
 
== Sources ==
 
== Sources ==
 
Nico Malan Theatre pamphlets, Aug-Nov 1989
 
Nico Malan Theatre pamphlets, Aug-Nov 1989
  
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''Smallhoilding'' theatre programme 1989.
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Revision as of 16:28, 17 November 2014

A play in two acts by Paul Slabolepszy. A play set on an arid smallholding, in which a father and his son terrorize a postal worker.

In this play a young Afrikaner stumbles upon a heartland he never knew existed. A desolate farm-plot on the edge of the East rand becomes the ultimate battleground between the urban and the rural, the future and the past. A cataclysmic, anarchic celebration of the frontier spirit.


The original text

First performed at the Market Theatre in 1988/9?* and published by * in Mooi Street and Other Moves by Witwatersrand University Press (1994).

Translations and adaptations

Performance history in South Africa

First performed at the Market Theatre in 1988/9?*

Presented by CAPAB Drama for Snap Productions, directed by Bobby Heaney, with Nicky Rebelo (Christiaan), Paul Slabolepszy (Pa), Martin le Maitre (JJ), Sello Maake ka-Ncube (Gideon), Kate Edwards (Evie) 1989. Set design Nadia Cohen, costume design Margo Fleisch, lighting design Paul Pamboukian, music Glynn Storm. Stage director Skip Wright, production stage manager and sound operator Merle Pretorius, lighting Jack Arnot.


Sources

Nico Malan Theatre pamphlets, Aug-Nov 1989

Smallhoilding theatre programme 1989.


Return to

Return to South_African_Theatre/Plays

Return to The ESAT Entries

Return to Main Page