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• NAPAC Musicals
  ...ounded in 1985 as a department of the [[Natal Performing Arts Council]] ([[NAPAC]]). ==NAPAC productions==
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• James Conrad
  1971 – ''[[Lucia di Lammermoor]]'' for [[NAPAC]] 1971 – ''[[La bohème]]'' for [[NAPAC]]
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• Bryan Balkwill
  1971 – ''[[Lucia di Lammermoor]]'' for [[NAPAC]] 1973 – ''[[Lucia di Lammermoor]]'' for [[PACOFS]]/[[NAPAC]]
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• Franco Ferraris
  1972 – ''[[Norma]]'' for [[PACOFS]] 1974 – ''[[Andrea Chénier]]'' for [[NAPAC Opera]]
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• Bill Smuts
  ...'[[The Rainmaker|Die Reënmaker]]'' ([[CAPAB]] 1965), ''[[The Rivals]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1969). ...([[PACOFS]] 1970), ''[[Der öffentliche Ankläger|Die Staatsaanklaer]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1970), ''[[Equus]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien]] 1975).
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• Val Rosenberg
  ...[The Storyteller]]'' about [[Herman Charles Bosman]], produced by [[PACOFS/NAPAC]] Loft Comp. Adapted for stage: Val Rosenberg; Dir: [[Michael Swinton]]; w
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• Johan Zietsman
  ...s music and arts administrator with [[PACOFS]] in the eary 1990s. Joined [[NAPAC]] in 1994 as chief executive officer. Chief executive officer of the restructured [[NAPAC]] from 1994. Under his leadership the [[Playhouse Company]] was founded in
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• Susanna’s Secret
  1971: Presented by [[PACOFS Opera]]. 1972: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]]; presented by [[PACOFS Opera]].
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• Norma
  1969: Concert version presented by [[NAPAC Opera]]. 1970: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]].
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• Performing Arts Council of the Orange Free State
  ...in. After 1994 it became the [[Performing Arts Centre of the Free State]] (PACOFS) ...ACOFS) and was the best equipped theatre with modern technology in Africa. PACOFS became the first arts council to collaborate with other arts councils, co-p
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• Performing Arts Councils
  ...re generally known individually by their acronyms: [[CAPAB]], [[NAPAC]], [[PACOFS]], [[PACT]] and [[SWAPAC]] (or [[KRUIK]], [[NARUK]], [[SUKOVS]], [[TRUK]] a ...] ([[NAPAC]]), the [[Performing Arts Council of the Orange Free State]] ([[PACOFS]]) and the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] ([[PACT]]). In 1966
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• CAPAB Musicals
  Collaborations with the other Arts Councils ([[PACT]], [[NAPAC]], [[PACOFS]]) also brought several great productions to the [[Nico Malan Theatre Centr
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• Liz Dick
  ...B]], and would go on to perform in numerous plays for both [[CAPAB]] and [[PACOFS]] over the years. She later joined the [[SABC]] in Johannesburg as a well-k ''[[Three Sisters]]'' (as “Masha” with [[PACOFS]]),
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• Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
  1991: In South Africa the musical was presented by [[NAPAC]], [[CAPAB]], [[PACOFS]] and [[PACT]] in association with SANLAM starring [[Mark Richardson]] and
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• Snoopy!!!
  1984: [[NAPAC]]’s production of ''[[Snoopy!!!]]'' starring [[Tim Plewman]], [[Cathy Co 1985: [[PACOFS]], d
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• Philippa Gutridge
  As actress appeared in ''[[The Storyteller]]'' ([[PACOFS]]/[[NAPAC Loft Theatre Company]], 1985), ''[[Stevie]]'' (1985/6?),
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• Philip Godawa
  ...on't Drink the Water]]'' by Woody Allen ([[NAPAC]], 1980). He starred in [[NAPAC]]’s production of ''[[Noël and Gertie]]'' together with [[Andre Hattingh Pilate in ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]'' (both for [[NAPAC]]).
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• Susan Braadvedt
  ...] (''CAPAB''); the [[Performing Arts Council of the Orange Free State]] ([[PACOFS]]) and the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] ([[PACT]]) - being
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• Dicky Longhurst
  ...ecame resident designer for [[CAPAB]] in 1978. Dicky made his debut with [[NAPAC]] in 1985 designing costumes for ''[[The Canterbury Tales]]'', which was pr Designed ''[[The Millionairess]]'' (1973), ''[[Mooi Maria]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1980), ''[[Present Laughter]]'' (1987), ''[[Canterbury Tales]]'' (1985),
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• Steve Breger
  ...eamcoat]]'' ([[PACT]] 1989), ''[[Singin' in the Rain]]'' ([[PACOFS]] and [[NAPAC]]). He played leading roles in ''[[The Boyfriend]]'', ''[[Half a Sixpence]]
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• Penny Simpson
  ...71-1973), ''[[Die Ehe des Herrn Mississippi|Olympia en Haar Vryers]]'', ([[PACOFS]] 1972), ''[[The Tragedy of Tragedies, or The Life and Death of Tom Thumb t ...of La Mancha]]'' (1986), ''[[Antony and Cleopatra]]'' ([[NAPAC]] 1987), [[NAPAC]] production of ''[[The Sleeping Prince: An Occasional Fairy Tale]]'' (1987
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• Sand du Plessis Theatre Complex
  Both venues and the complex was mainly utilized by [[PACOFS]], for their own and touring productions. ...il’s production which was staged here in 1991. [[NAPAC]], [[CAPAB]] and [[PACOFS]] presented ''[[Oklahoma!]]'' here in 1993. ****
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• Afrikaners is Plesierig
  1971: Staged by [[PACOFS]], directed by [[Gerrit Geertsema]] and [[André P. Brink]], with [[Ernst E 1971: The same production was later staged in collaboration with [[NAPAC]] in Natal and [[SWAPAC]] in Windhoek.
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• Stille Nag
  This production was subsequently presented by [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]], [[NAPAC]] and [[CAPAB]] at various venues in the country with some changes in the c
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• Natal Performing Arts Council
  Best known by its acronym: '''[[NAPAC]]''' ('''[[NARUK]]''' in [[Afrikaans]]). ...performing arts councils. In Natal, the '''Natal Performing Arts Council (NAPAC)''' was instituted in 1963 with the aim to promote the performing arts in N
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• Enrico IV
  1969: Produced as ''[[The Emperor]]'' by [[NAPAC]], opening 24 February 1969 in [[St John's Theatre]], Durban. Directed by [ 1970: Directed as ''[[The Emperor]]'' by [[Frank Shelley]] for [[PACOFS]] in 1970, starring [[Michael Atkinson]], [[Paddy Canavan]], [[Ralph Lawson
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• Jocelyn Broderick
  ...''[[Tarts]]'' (the Laundro, 1986), ''[[My Fair Lady]]'' (PACT, PACOFS and NAPAC, 1990), ''[[Camelot]]'', ''[[The Buddy Holly Story]]'', ''[[Godspell]]'' (1
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• Julie Hartley
  ...[[PACT]], ''[[The Sound of Music]]'' and ''[[Singin' in the Rain]]'' for [[PACOFS]]. In an East London production of ''[[Oklahoma!]]'' directed by [[Janet Bu
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• Smallholding
  1989: Presented by [[NAPAC]] at [[Natal Playhouse|The Drama]] in September. 1994: Presented by [[PACOFS]], directed by [[Pieter Brand]] with [[Nico Liebenberg]] (Pa), [[Petro-Neli
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• David Matheson
  ''[[Mame]]'' (for [[PACOFS]] in 1989, at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] in 1990, at the [[Guild Th ''[[The Birds]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] (''[[Die Hand Vol Vere]]'') for [[PACOFS]]
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• Dalk
  1989: Presented by [[PACT]], in cooperation with [[NAPAC]] and [[PACOFS]] in 1989, directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]], with [[Ronel Kriel]] (Monique),
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• Sandra Duncan
  ...im Braden]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in 1974), ''[[Twelfth Night]]'' ([[NAPAC]] 1978), ''[[Rose]]'' 1980/1981, ''[[Macbeth]]'' ([[CAPAB]] 1981), ''[[Mond ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' ([[PACOFS]], 1985), played the title role in William Luce’s ''[[Lillian]]'' at [[U
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• John Whiteley
  ''[[The Private Ear]]'' ([[NAPAC]] 1964), ''[[Yerma]]'' (as “Juan” with [[PACOFS]])
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• Joseph Ribeiro
  ...co-directed both opera and theatre productions for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]], [[NAPAC]].
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• The Importance of Being Earnest
  ...Erns in Luim]]'' by [[Nerina Ferreira]]. Directed by [[Fitz Morley]] for [[PACOFS]] with [[Schalk Jacobsz]] as Lane and [[Paul Eilers]] as Algernon, also [[R 1968: Produced by [[NAPAC]] starring [[Zoe Randall]] as Miss Prism.
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• Brian O'Shaughnessy
  ...rothy-Ann Gould]], ''[[Slave Trade]]'' ([[PACOFS]]), ''[[Terra Nova]]'' ([[NAPAC]]), ''[[Buried Inside Extra]]'', ''[[The Fan]]'' (1994), ''[[Broken Glass]]
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• Lucia di Lammermoor
  1971: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]] with [[Nellie du Toit]] as Lucia and [[Gé Korsten]] as Edgardo, pr ...roduced by [[James Conrad]], conducted by [[Bryan Balkwill]]; presented by PACOFS Opera, with [[Nellie du Toit]] as Lucia and [[Gé Korsten]] as Edgardo, pro
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• The Fantasticks
  ...uction was presented in Pietermaritzburg and Durban, in association with [[NAPAC]], in October 1975 and visited Ficksburg, Sasolburg and Bloemfontein's [[Li [[PACOFS]] Drama 25 Years, 1963-1988
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• Het Hemelbed
  1973: The Le Roux translation, ''[[Die Hemelbed]]'' was staged by [[PACOFS]], directed by [[Gerrit Geertsema]], with [[Anton Welman]] and [[Trudi du P 19**: The Le Roux translation, ''[[Die Dubbelbed]]'' was staged by [[NAPAC]], directed by [[Pieter Geldenhuys]], featuring [[Dale Cutts]] and [[Jeanet
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• Frank Shelley
  For [[NAPAC]] he directed ''[[Peter Pan]]'', ''[[The Apple Cart]]'', ''[[Private Lives] ...directed productions of ''[[Enrico IV|The Emperor]]'' for [[NAPAC]] and [[PACOFS]].
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• Die Fledermaus
  1964: Presented by [[PACOFS Opera]]. 1971: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]].
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• Otello
  1964: Presented by [[PACOFS Opera]]. 1965: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]].
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• Margaretha Deysel
  for [[PACT]]. For [[PACOFS]], whom she joined as permanent member from 1969 to 1970, she sang roles such as Frasquita, Cio-Cio-San and Mimì, which she also sang for [[NAPAC]]. In 1971 she
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• Così Fan Tutte
  1966: Presented by [[CAPAB Opera]]; presented by [[PACOFS Opera]]. 1971: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]].
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• Tosca
  ...Presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] in collaboration with [[UCT]]; presented by [[NAPAC Opera]] in collaboration with [[UCT]]. 1969: Presented by [[PACOFS Opera]].
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• An Inspector Calls
  1984: Presented by [[NAPAC]] at the [[Alhambra Theatre]], Durban, directed by [[Joan Kemp-Welch]], Oct 1992/1993: Presented by [[PACOFS]], set designed by [[Johnny Boerstoel]]. The production was nominated for a
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• Piège pour un homme seul
  ...vir 'n Eensame Man]]'' was the first [[Afrikaans]] production staged by [[NAPAC]], opening in the [[Lyric Theatre]] in Durban on 2 March and then touring t 1975: Presented by [[PACOFS]], directed by [[Lucille Gillwald]], starring [[De Wet van Rooyen]] and [[M
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• Camelot
  1989: [[PACT]] staged a [[PACT]]/[[NAPAC]]/[[PACOFS]] production that premiered in the [[State Theatre]] on 22 November, before
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• La Folle Journée, ou Le Mariage de Figaro
  1965: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]]. 1966: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]].
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• Turandot
  1975: Presented by [[NAPAC Opera]], with [[Nellie du Toit]] as Liù and [[Gé Korsten]] as Calaf, prod 1978: Presented by [[PACOFS Opera]].
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