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  • ''[[We Three Kings]]'' is a play by [[Muthal Naidoo]] (1935-). Produced in 1982, the play was written to satirise the tri-cameral politics. Published at the [[Unive
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  • ''[[Die Goeie Oue Tyd]]'' ("The good old times") is a play by [[Sita]] (1898-1987). ==The original play==
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  • ''[[The Blue Iris]]'' is a play by [[Athol Fugard]] (1932-). == The play ==
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  • ("The Young Painter") A play in [[Dutch]] by ****. == South African productions ==
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  • ''[[Rosebloom]]'' is a play by Harvey Perr[http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsP/perr-harvey.html] The play is about a neurotic, middle-aged woman, her crippled son, and his sexually
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  • ...nard [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Jacques_Bernard] (1888-1972). The play is concerned with three characters only. Indeed, it might be said that it i == South African productions ==
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  • ''[[Same Old Moon]]'' is a full-length play by [[Geraldine Aron]] (1941-). An autobiographical play about a young aspiring West End playwright named "Brenda Barnes". Original
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  • ...ikipedia.org/wiki/W._Somerset_Maugham] (1874-1965). The basic plot of the play is about an American girl who turns back to her honest American sweetheart ...3, screenplay by Jane Murfin and Harry Wagstaff Gribble, based on the 1923 play of the same title by W. Somerset Maugham.
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  • This was the winning play of the [[Van Riebeeck Playwriting Competition]],, set up to find commission A play about an English South African farmer's relationships with his family and n
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  • ''[[The Divorce Question]]'' is a play in three acts by William Anthony McGuire (1881-1940) [https://en.wikipedia. == The original play ==
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  • == The original play == ...by [[Willem Anker]] as ''[[As die Broek Pas]]'' ("If the trousers fit", a play on the idiom "As die skoen pas" , i.e. "if the shoe fits").
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  • ...Africa's townships. Produced by [[Road Six Productions|Road Six]]/[[Cinga Productions]] in 2006. For more information e-mail sarab@iafrica.com**
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  • ''[[Ophelia Thinks Harder]]'' is a play by Jean Betts (1955-)[http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsB/betts-jean.html]. ...ently developed as a [[TIE]] exercise, and then developed into a published play by Betts. It tells how Ophelia is reborn as a modern and free-thinking ever
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  • ''[[The Winslow Boy]]'' is a play by Terence Rattigan [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence_Rattigan] (1911- == The original play ==
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  • The King's Jester is an English adaptation of the play [[Le roi s'amuse]] by [[Victor Hugo]], (26 February 1802 – 22 May 1885) a ==South African stage productions==
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  • ...://www.theatredatabase.com/19th_century/maurice_maeterlinck_002.html] is a play in three acts written in French by Maurice Maeterlinck (1862-1949). Publish == Productions in South Africa ==
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  • ''[[Macready!]]'' is a one man play by [[Frank Barrie]] (1936-)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Barrie]. ...the West End in 1981. Barrie subsequently toured to 67 countries with the play during the 1980s.
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  • ...]]'' ("master" or "teacher") is the title for both an [[Afrikaans]] stage play (1927 ) and an [[SABC]] by [[Afrikaans]] TV series (1991) = ''[[Meester]]'' The stage play (1927) =
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  • ...erson Meyer (1921-2000) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Meyer]. The play received a Fringe First Award at the Edinburgh Festival in 1978. ...yn Taylor]]. The author came to South Africa to see this production of his play.
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  • ''[[On the Lake]]'' is a play for five actresses by [[Reza de Wet]] (1952-2012). ...suicide ten years before still leaves indelible marks on the women of the play. Nina's need to free herself from the constraints of her naturalistic role
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  • == South African productions == ...Pinter (1930-2008). A chilling study of power and powerlessness. Best New play of the Year in England, 1984 which premiered at Lyric Studio, Hammersmith,
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  • [[Road Six Productions]]/[[Cinga Productions]] Their production ''[[Bay of Plenty]]'' was based on a true story and is a play about five friends set against a backdrop of gang warfare, drugs, violence
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  • ...for men and "manly pursuits" such as rugby. The play was produced by [[GZ Productions]] and [[LieSl Marx Produksies]], directed by [[Louis van Niekerk]], with [[
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  • ''[[Slagoffers]]'' ("Victims") is an [[Afrikaans]] play in four acts by [[J.C.B. van Niekerk]] (1886-**). == South African productions ==
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  • ...atre company founded by [[Gibson Kente]] after the enormous success of his play Sikalo, which had been performed under the auspices of Union Artists in 19 See also [[GK Productions]],[[Gibson Kente]]
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  • == The original play == A one-act play, written and produced in 1936, it was one of ten short plays known collecti
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  • ''[[Wunder um Verdun]]'' ("Miracle at Verdun"), is a German play by Hans von Chlumberg (1897 - 1930)[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Chlu A pacifist play about World War 1, it was first performed in Leipzig in October, 1930.
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  • ''[[The Inner Circle]]'' is a play by Patricia M. Loughrey ()[https://patricialoughrey.weebly.com/]. ...r three million teens in over 550 productions worldwide by 2019, including productions in Australia, Canada, Holland, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, the U.K.
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  • ..., and a supposedly “ideal” future.[https://dmoddylabs.medium.com/bulgakovs-play-bliss-c296effc3306] Bulgakov creates in Bliss an everyman’s story of the ...le appearing in contemporary Moscow, became the basis for another Bulgakov play, Ivan Vasilievich (1936), which later became the very successful and popula
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  • A comedy written by John Fletcher, The play was possibly first produced and published in 1621. Then == Productions in South Africa ==
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  • ''[[The Guardsman]]'' is an English translation of ''[[Testőr]]'', a play by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnár [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feren ==South African productions ==
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  • ''[[Edgware Road Blues]]'' is a play by Leonard Kingston (1930- 2014)[]. ...aying the lead and it won the Charles Henry Foyle award for the best first play of 1964.
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  • ...e lecturer and former head of [[CAPAB]] drama, [[Johan Esterhuizen]], the play was originally called ''[[Welcome to the Monkey House...]]''. ...hristopher Sergel adapted the Kurt Vonnegut's collection of stories into a play, also called ''[[Welcome to the Monkey House]]''.)
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  • ...s and change. In 1997 she produced ''[[The Story I am about to Tell]]'', a play about survivors and families of human rights abuses.
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  • ...playwright and director [[Gibson Kente]] after the enormous success of his play ''[[Sikalo]]'', which had been performed under the auspices of [[Union Arti See also [[Gibson Kente Productions]], [[Gibson Kente]]
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  • ''[[Golden Boy]]'' is a play by [[Clifford Odets]] (1906-1963)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clifford_Od A play about a boxer, it was first produced by The Group Theatre in 1937 and made
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  • ...[[Kobus Moolman]]. It won the [[PANSA]] Award for New Writing (2004). The play deals with white South African right-wingers in 1994. ...ector), [[Hannes Brummer]] (Boetie) (replaced by [[Cobus Venter]] in later productions). Also in the [[Market Theatre]] production staged in [[The Laager]] in 230
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  • [[Opdrag Productions]] is a theatre production company. Also found as [[OPDRAG Productions]]
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  • A Play in Three Acts by Gordon Sherry. A murder mystery. == South African productions ==
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  • ''[[The Flashing Stream]]'' is a play by English-born playwright and novelist Charles Morgan (1894-1958)[https:// A play about mental absolutism. First produced in England in 1938 and published by
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  • (Afrikaans: '''Bellville Suid Gemeenskapssaal'''.) ** Used for play productions by groups such as the [[Cape Flats Players]] (e.g. ''[[Dié Kant, Daai Kant
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  • ...on? Wrote a play called ''Party Games'' (produced 1981 by Company of Three Productions)].
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  • by [[Pulane Productions]] (2006). A project which took the form of a play which fuses various performing arts disciplines including dance, music, sin
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  • ...teur theatre productions were introduced in 1971, with one award, for Best Play. Since then several categories have been added.
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  • An archaic term used to refer to theatre productions and performances, especially of an amateur nature. Also used to refer to pe Occasionally found as (part of) the name of a play, evening's entertainment or a company.
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  • ..."an anatomical comedy". In 1992 it won two [[IGI Life Vita Awards]], for Play of the Year and for Best Script, and also the [[Dawie Malan Award]] for Bes Staged by [[Mouthpeace Productions]] in 1992 at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], directed by [[Janet Buckland]],
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  • ...stage role of Peter Standish, winning him an Academy Award nomination. The play was also produced for a 1959 BBC television production and the 1951 film '' == South African productions ==
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  • ==Productions== ...on Project]] run by [[Twist Theatre Development Projects]] in 2010. Other productions include ''[[Guilty or Not Guilty]]'' (2017)
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  • A radio play by Scottish actor, director and dramatist Stephen MacDonald [http://en.wik BBC R4 1989 and [[Volute Productions]], 1990
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  • A one-woman play by [[Geraldine Aron]] Perhaps [[Geraldine Aron|Aron's]] most successful play to date, it tells the story of middle-aged Angela, who attempts to find a n
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