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• The Man in the Tree
  ...[Alex la Guma]]. A one act radio play. First published in ''[[The Literary Review XV]]'' No1 (Fall 1971). Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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• Journal of Literary Studies/Tydskrif vir Literatuurwetenskap
  The ''[[Journal of Literary Studies/Tydskrif vir Literatuurwetenskap]]'' is a bilingual [[Afrikaans]]/E ...tely as '''either''' the ''[[Journal of Literary Studies]]'' in English or the ''[[Tydskrif vir Literatuurwetenskap]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] when cited.
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• South African Opinion
  ...[[South African Opinion]]'' (or ''[[S.A. Opinion]]'') was an influentiual literary-political periodical (1934-1937; 1944-1947). ...2008) it resurfaced briefly as ''[[The South African Spectator]]'' and ''[[The Democrat]]'', before being re-launched in March 1944 as a monthly publicati
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• Feat Accomplished and a Hero Completely Defeated
  ...vanity is an inescapable part of human nature. Published in [[The Literary Review]] XV No 1 (Fall) 1971. (See Gosher, 1988)
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• Insig
  ...eated a very popular online book review section, with numerous articles on the theatre and film. ...ournals such as the ''[[Suid-Afrikaan]]'' and the ''[[Vrye Weekblad]]'' on the other.
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• English Studies in Africa
  ...literature in English within African contexts, at the same time promoting the study of African literature worldwide. ...re have appeared in this journal (See [[South African Theatre/Bibliography|The ESAT Bibliography]])
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• Gwigwi Mrwebi
  ...rt-story writer. Author of the story from which [[Cosmo Pieterse]] adapted the radio-drama ''[[Feat Accomplished and a Hero Completely Defeated]]''. (1971 ''Literary Review'', 51(1):84-93. 1971.
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• Thomas Pringle Award
  ...ore poems. It is named in honour of [[Thomas Pringle]] and administered by the [[English Academy of South Africa]]. Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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• Radio Felicity
  ...elated and highly effective vignettes. First published in ''[[The Literary Review]]'' (XV, No 1. Fall, 1971)** (See Gosher, 1988)
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• What is Love?
  ''What is Love?'', a literary review by [[Fiona Fraser]]. ...[[PACT]], directed by [[Fiona Fraser]] for [[Chamber Theatre]]. Opened at the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg, on 23 September 1968. With [[Fiona Fraser]
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• Research in African Literatures
  ...every issue, often presented as review essays, and a forum offers readers the opportunity to respond to issues raised in articles and book reviews. ...la Irele]] (The Ohio State University, 1992-2003), [[John Conteh-Morgan]] (The Ohio State University, 2003-08).
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• The Butcher Brothers
  ''[[The Butcher Brothers]]'' is a play conceptualised by [[Daniel Buckland]]. ...on was presented at the [[Joburg Arts Alive Festival]] and subsequently at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]] in September.
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• Trek
  ...eek new homes in the hinterland of Southern Africa. (See the entry on '''[[The Great Trek]]''') =''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=
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• Andries Oliphant
  [[Andries Oliphant]] (19*-). Writer, playwright, academic, literary theorist, arts and culture policy developer, and cultural leader. ...e]]'' and worked as editor for [[Ravan Press]] and the Publishing House of the Congress of SA Writers.
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• English Academy Review
  Full title and acronym: ''The English Academy Review: Southern African Journal of English Studies'' (''[[EAR]]'') ...ational, philosophical and literary topics from Southern Africa and across the globe. In addition to refereed academic articles, it publishes creative wri
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• Samoerai
  == The original text == A play about matric boys, based on the Samurai video game.
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• English Academy of Southern Africa
  ...rica. Membership is open to all persons and organizations identifying with the Academy's mission and sharing its vision. ...kes representations about language matters, rewards excellence and fosters the creative, critical and scholarly talents of users (and would-be users) of E
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• Russell Vandenbroucke
  ...ramaturg, playwright, and producer at a number of regional theatres across the country. ...and in 2001 joined the University of Louisville as Professor and Chair of the Theatre Arts Department. He was also artistic director for Chicago’s Nort
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• ESAT Bibliography Ken-Kez
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• The Man in the Street
  ''[[The Man in the Street]]'' is a short play by Louis N. Parker (1852-1944)[https://en.wikipe ==The original text==
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• Rafiek Mammon
  (19**-) Theatre and literary critic, journalist, lecturer, playwright and director. He holds an M.Phil D ...at UCT and a freelance review writer for The Cape Times and columnist for The Next 48hOURS.
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• Sunday
  ==The original text== ...homas Wigney Percyval (1865-?)[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0672928/] under the joint pen name of "Thomas Raceward".
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• Jan Masseur
  ==The original text== ...erformed nineteen times by the Nederlandsch Tooneel and seventeen times by the Vereenigde Rotterdamsche Tooneelisten in various venues.
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• Von Morgens bis Mitternachts
  ==The original text== ...y life is ultimately frustrated. In the end, disillusioned and pursued by the police, he takes his own life.
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• The Transistor Radio
  ''[[The Transistor Radio]]'' is a one-act play by Ken Saro-Wiwa (1941–1995) [http == The original text ==
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• Thomas Blok
  ...e Skoolblad'', he had a great influence on the development of education in the province. ...rom what was then the University of the Orange Free State. Blok Street in the Bloemfontein suburb of Universitas is named after him.
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• The Flag Lieutenant
  ''[[The Flag Lieutenant]]'' is a comedy drama by William Price Drury (1861-1949)[ht ==The original text==
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• Olga Racster
  ...eth de Wagstaffe'''. Also known as the [[Baroness de Wagstaffe]] and used the pseudonym of [[Treble Violl]] as journalist. ...e plume [[Treble Violl]]. Later moved to Johannesburg to review films for The [[Rand Daily Mail]].
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• Gerrit Besselaar
  ...1874-1947)[https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/G._Besselaar] was an academic and literary historian. Born Gerrit Besselaar on 12 June 1874 in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
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• Reynard the Fox
  ...both the name of a '''character''' in, and the English '''title of''', a literary cycle of medieval allegorical [[Dutch]], English, French and German fables, =The fable=
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• ESAT Venues N
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• The Thimble Rig!
  ''[[The Thimble Rig!]]'' is a farce in one act by John Baldwin Buckstone (1802-1879 (Also referred to simply as ''[[Thimble Rig]]'' or (the) ''[[Thimble-rig]]''.)
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• The Danites, or the Heart of the Sierras
  ''[[The Danites, or the Heart of the Sierras]]'' is melodrama in five acts by Joaquin Miller (1837-1913)[https:/ ...'''''[[The First Families of the Sierras]]''''' and '''''[[The Danites in the Sierras]]'''''.
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• ESAT Venues B
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• Jannie Swanepoel
  Worked for six years with the [[Brooke Theatre]] and on National touring, was the stage manager for [[PACT]] opera and stage manager for [[PACT]] English Dra He did the lighting and production management for ''[[Little Shop of Horrors]]'', 1984
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• A Royal Divorce
  ==The play== ...divorce between Napoleon and his wife Josephine. It was first performed at the Avenue Theatre, Sunderland, on 1 May, 1891 and in London on 10 September, 1
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• ESAT Bibliography Hut
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• The Field of the Cloth of Gold
  ...loth_of_Gold] It is also the title used for various performances based on the event, including a play by Shafto Scott. =The original event=
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• Trudie Taljaard
  Graduated from the [[University of Pretoria Drama Department]], 1969, where she studied under ...werk]]'' (Anne Sullivan, [[PACT]] 1979), ''[[Siener in die Suburbs|Seer in the Suburbs]]'' (1981), two productions of ''[[Mooi Maria]]'' ([[CAPAB]] 1981,
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• ESAT Bibliography Met-Miz
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• ESAT Bibliography Vand-Ver
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• E.C. Yorke
  Also referred to as "The Honorouble [[Mr Yorke]]" and "The Honorouble [[Eliot Yorke]]" on some occasions. ...the fourth son of Admiral Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke, and the Hon. Susan, daughter of Thomas Liddell, 1st Baron Ravensworth.
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• Gustavus Vasa
  Though originally titled ''[[Gustavus Vasa, The Deliverer of His Country]]'', the play is more often referred to simply as ''[[Gustavus Vasa]]'' == The original text ==
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• Deborah
  ==The original text== Based on the story of the travails of the Jewess "Rebecca" in Sir Walter Scott's famous novel '''''[[Ivanhoe]]''''',
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• Sherlock Holmes
  ...nd other media), as well as the name of a specific '''[[play]]''' based on the stories. =[[Sherlock Holmes]]: The character=
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• ESAT Bibliography Gra
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• ESAT Bibliography Huo-Huz
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• ESAT Bibliography Gl-Gq
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• ESAT Bibliography A-Al
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• ESAT Bibliography Gro
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