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• A Man and His Wife
  ''[[A Man and His Wife]]'' is a play in two acts by [[Guy Bolton]] (1884-1979) [https://en.wikiped ...to be confused with plays known as ''[[Man and Wife]]'' by Wilkie Collins and [[Somerset Maugham]]''
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• A Man and his Wife
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• A Man and his Wife
  '''See''' [[A Man and His Wife]]
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• Alphonso Lee
  ...Mikado, Man and His Wife, ''[[Man of La Mancha]]'' as “Sancho” and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. (SACD 1975/76)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mam-Man
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• A Man and His Wife
  ''[[A Man and His Wife]]'' is a play in two acts by [[Guy Bolton]] (1884-1979) [https://en.wikiped ...to be confused with plays known as ''[[Man and Wife]]'' by Wilkie Collins and [[Somerset Maugham]]''
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• Levend Dood
  ...home for fifteen years and returns to find his best friend has married his wife. ==Translations and adaptations==
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• War
  ...ddle-aged merchant, who doesn't believe his wife relationship with another man is platonic. It was published in 1914 by the [[Cape Times Limited]].
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mam-Mar
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Mammon and Gammon]] (Talfourd)
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• Louis de Vriendt
  '''Louis de Vriendt'''. (18**-1946) Actor, director, playwright and manager. .... He died on 27 July 1946 in Springs, South Africa. He had one daughter of his first marriage to Josephina Wellens.
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• The Sacred Flame
  ...74-1965). A play about euthenasia and a man's love for his dying brother's wife. ==Translations and adaptations==
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• The Man Who
  ...based on the best selling novel by Oliver Sacks, ''The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat''.. Published by Bloomsbury Methuen Drama 2002 with the title ''The Man Who: A Theatrical Research''.
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• Marx in Soho
  ...sm from the dehumanized version of it practiced in the former Soviet Union and to defend humanity from capitalism.
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• Lord Charles Henry Somerset
  ...rted it, he and his wife attended everything he could - English and Dutch, and thus encouraged theatrical activity immeasurably.
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• ESAT Foreign plays Gn-Gq
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Gocum and Lisbeth]] (Luin and Burton)
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• Stuart Brown
  ...film. Best known nationally for his radio work, inluding many radio dramas and serials. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Shelly Power
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...oke Theatre]]. Worked on ''[[The Brass Hat]]'', ''[[A Man and His Wife]]'' and ''[[Not in Front of the Kids]]''.
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• Sus
  ...eving that he'll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles. A powerful, politicised cry against the still-current threat
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• Equal Wrongs
  '''''Equal Wrongs''''' is a play by [[Nicole Levin]]. A man kills his wife, a woman kills her husband; ''Equal Wrongs'' is a play about the unequal pr Presented by [[Hearts and Eyes Theatre Collective]], directed by [[Peter Hayes]], at the [[National A
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• The Bitterbek Blues of Ben (die Breker) Bartman
  ...ore, the country has a black government and his wife is married to another man. ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Caroline Cater
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...r's Curse]]'', ''[[A Man and His Wife]]'' at the [[Brooke Theatre|Brooke]] and in ''[[Charley's Aunt]]'' with [[PACT]].
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• Gavin Power
  [[Gavin Power]] (19**-). Actor, stage manager and lighting. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Ann Courtneidge
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...[[David Tomlinson]]), ''[[My Fair Lady]]'' (with [[PACT]] as Mrs Higgins) and in ''[[Cause Célèbre]]'' ( as Mrs Davenport for [[Pieter Toerien]]).
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• Mice and Men
  ...nfused with the dramatized versions of Steinbeck's novel/play '''[[Of Mice and Men]]''' (1937).''
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• Robert van Leyden
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ''[[A Man and His Wife]]'',
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• The Coat
  '''''The Coat''''' is a play by [[Athol Fugard]] and the [[Serpent Players]]. ...oat, eventually deciding to place it on a hanger and keep it until the old man returns home.
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• Burning Bright
  ...or good". The play moves through three backgrounds namely a circus, a farm and on board a ship. The play was first staged by Rodgers and Hammerstein in New Haven and Boston in 1950, directed by Guthrie McClintic. It was later turned into an
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• Enclosed Premises
  ...shoots her. The curtain falls as he calmly telephones the police - a free man at last. ==Translations and adaptations==
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• David Oxley
  ...wikipedia.org/wiki/Benthall,_Michael]. After a spell of repertory, he made his first West End appearance in ''[[Medea]]'' with Eileen Hurley, directed by ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Foreplay
  ==Translations and adaptations== ...ng Montshiwa]] (preacher’s wife/actress), [[Mandla Gaduka]] (spoilt young man/playmaker), [[Sello Zikalala]] (preacher/fake soldier), [[Boitumelo Shisana
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• Mike Tompson
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== For Toerien he has performed in ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'', ''[[Two and Two Make Sex]]'', ''[[Move Over Mrs. Markham]]'', ''[[We'll Meet Again]]'',
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• Lonsdale Young
  ...(b. King William’s Town, 06/09/1882 – d. Durban, 05/01/1934) was an actor and soldier. ...in 1933, his profession was given as caterer. He died not long afterwards and is buried in the Stellawood Cemetery in Durban.
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• Goba
  ...), ''[[A Border Scourge]]'' ([[Ralph Kimpton]] & [[Joseph Albrecht]]/1917) and ''[[The symbol of sacrifice]]'' ([[Dick Cruikshanks]]/1918). When, in May
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• Ransdorp
  ...a beautiful young woman, whom he desires to marry - but it turns out to be his daughter. ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Love's a Luxury
  ...e acts written in 1942 by Guy Paxton [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0668118/] and Edward V. Hoile. ...dd a crazy camper and allow the wife and girlfriend to arrive with the son and you have the ingredients for a farce.
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• Peter Prowse
  ...urban, 09/02/1924 – d. Sandton, 12/10/1976) was an actor, writer, producer and film director. ...The Battle of the River Plate'' (Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger/1956) and ''Becket'' (Peter Glenville/1964).
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• Piège pour un homme seul
  ...isappearance of his wife, is faced with another woman who claims to be his wife but he insists she is an imposter. ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Emrys Jones
  ...dy'' (1945); ''The Rake's Progress'' (1945); ''Nicholas Nickleby'' (1947); and ''The Small Back Room'' (1949). ...ber of television series, including '' Dixon of Dock Green'', ''Z-Cars'' and ''Doctor Who''.
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• Ingride Mollison
  [[Ingride Mollison]] (19**-****) is an actress and singer. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Paul du Toit
  ...musicals), he started as a child actor in local productions. He completed his Drama Honours degree at [[Stellenbosch University]] in 1996. While at unive ...an wife, Clair, and their two sons, where they settled in Vancouver. It is his intention to work in South Africa as often as possible.
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• Jeroen Kranenburg
  He met his South African wife during the production of ''[[Somewhere on the Border]]'' in 1983. The coupl ...He worked across Europe in Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, also in St Petersburg and in the then Yugosavia. He worked in theatre, street theatre, puppet theatre
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• What the Butler Saw
  "What the butler saw" is a phrase referring to voyeurism and has been used as the title for numerous works. ...e_Butler_Saw_(mutoscope)], which provides an early example of erotic films and dates from the early 1900s. It shows a woman partially undressing in her be
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• Bluebeard
  ...violent and wealthy man who systematically murdered his wives and the one wife's attempts to avoid the same fate. ...ving version of the story appeared as ''[[Barbe-bleue]]'' in a handwritten and illustrated manuscript in 1695 titled ''Contes de ma mère l'oye'' (''Tales
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• James Bromley-Challenor
  ...), ''[[The Man Who Knew the Future]]'' (), ''[[Society Ltd]]'' (Branscombe and Carrington) ...uerzangenbowle'' by Heinrich Spoerl). He also co-wrote (with May Elliott) and performed in the musical farce ''[[On The Air]]'' in 1934.
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• The Great Galeoto
  ...t is about the poisonous effect that unfounded gossip has on a middle-aged man's happiness. Echegaray filled it with elaborate stage instructions that ill ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Sam Stern
  ...London in July 1910. That same month he appeared at the Shoreditch Empire and proceeded on a tour of the theatres of the Moss Empires variety circuit. ...ments, accusing him of fleeing a bankruptcy in London and leaving his wife and child destitute while he played an engagement in South Africa.
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• Michael Brunner
  ...ears at the Bluff Yacht Club in Durban. Ultimately he sold it and lived in his caravan, travelling across South Africa. ...n went on to play the leads in ''[[Rope Enough]]'', ''[[The Four Winds]]'' and the ''[[The Black Sheep of the Family]]'' in reportory.
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• Charles H. White
  ...ming out to South Africa he was with Wilton Lackaye, acting in ''The Inner Man'' on Broadway. ...these plays was [[His Majesty’s Theatre]], in Durban the [[Theatre Royal]] and in Cape Town the [[Opera House]]. During this time he also took the role o
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• Margaret Fry
  She worked for [[PACT]] and [[NAPAC]]. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Into the Woods
  A musical play, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Book by James Lapine. Originally directed on Br ...nown fairytale characters are interwoven with the story of a baker and his wife – whose longing for a child is thwarted by the witch who lives next door.
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• Johan Badenhorst
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...90), ''[[Christine]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1990), ''[[Run for your Wife|My Vrou se Man se Vrou]]'' ([[PACT]] 1990), ''[[Not Now, Darling|Flikflooie]]'' ([[PACOFS]
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• F. Finch Smiles
  ...heatre scene, not only as elocutionist and actor but also as stage manager and occasional director for the Victoria Dramatic Club. ...rietor of the short-lived ''The Outlook'', “a fortnightly journal of local and general interest”. At some stage he married actress Isabel Pitt Lewis, b
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• Ricky Arden
  [[Ricky Arden]] (fl. 1950s and 1960s) was an actor and professional director His sister, [[Shirley Arden]] was an actress and singer.
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• George Jackson
  ''Not to be confused with the American director and producer George Jackson (1958–2000)'' ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Tobie Cronjé
  '''Tobie Cronjé''' (1948- ) is a South African actor, comedian and stage director. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Alma Vaughan
  ...nedin, New Zealand, **/**/1878 – d. South Africa, 31/08/1949) was a singer and actress. ...of the Cross'', ''A Royal Divorce'', ''The Prisoner of Zenda'', ''Trilby'' and ''The Belle of New York'', which toured all the big cities.
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• Peet van Rensburg
  ...ansen van Rensburg]] (19**-2019) was an [[Afrikaans]] director, playwright and lecturer. ...aptor and playwright, ''inter alia'' for [[KykNet]], [[Lefra Productions]] and various other theatre companies.
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• Percy Sieff
  ...09) was an actor on radio, TV, stage and film in English and [[Afrikaans]] and a stage director. ...kbosstrand and made his home at Clifton. He was married to [[Sylvia Perl]] and they had two children.
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• A Bill of Divorcement
  '''A Bill of Divorcement''' is a 1921 play written by English novelist and playwright Clemence Dane, pseudonym of Winifred Ashton [https://en.wikipedi ...s wife. The law protects her despite the judgement of conservative friends and family.
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• Sorrows and Rejoicings
  '''''Sorrows and Rejoicings''''' is 2001 a play by [[Athol Fugard]]. First published by Thea ...played in London at the Tricycle (March 2002) with the South African cast, and in April-June at the [[Mark Taper Forum]] in Los Angeles with a change in c
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• Penelope
  ...on Saturday, January 9, 1909, with a cast that included [[Marie Tempest]] and [[Graham Browne]]. It was later taken on tour by the Hutchinson Company, in ...mesake (Oddyeus's faithful wife), Penelope's patient sacrifice is rewarded and the husband returned.
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• Claude Ramsay
  ...ed Rawcliffes may have come out to join her family, somewhere between 1913 and 1916. ...e year before. The Claude Ramsay Rawcliffe who died in 1965 may have been his son, who had been born in 1913. (F.O.)
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• The Italian Circus
  ...'' (sic); ''[[The Mock Statue, or The Old Man Deceived]]''; and ''[[Baking and Roasting without Fire]]'' (a "burlesque Pantomime never before acted here") In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.
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• H. Lane Bayliff
  ..., ''[[The Passport]]'', ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[Three Little Maids]]'' and ''[[The Toreador]]''. ...ing in ''[[Paddy the Next Best Thing]]'' (1921) and ''[[Lightnin’]]'' at [[His Majesty’s Theatre]]. He also acted as manager on behalf of [[African The
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• Wybert Stamford
  '''Wybert Stamford''' (1872–1919) was a stage actor, manager and producer. ...London Gaiety Company]]. For Edwardes he frequently acted as stage manager and eventually as producer.
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• The Suit
  ...story by [[Can Themba]] (1924-1968), including a stage play, a dance drama and a short film. Written and improvised .
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• Honour
  The play is about a middle aged man who leaves his wife and their 24-year-old daughter, for a relationship with a much younger woman. ...nces in more than three dozen countries, including productions on Broadway and in the West End.
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• Robin Dolton
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...nnesburg he has been seen in ''[[Oklahoma!]]'', ''[[South Pacific]]'', ''[[Man of La Mancha]]'', ''[[Applause]]''.
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• Hannes Muller
  ...elskap]], for whom he acted in ''[[Kom Ons Gaan Blomme Pluk...]]'' in 1944 and in ''[[Verlore Siele]]''. He performed in ''[[The Rivals|Liefde in Satyn]]' ...atriculated in 1978 from Sasolburg High School. He joined the SADF in 1979 and was commissioned as an officer.
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• M.A. Wetherell
  ..., Cornwall, 1883 – d. Johannesburg, 25/02/1939) was a stage and film actor and director. ...ng with the likes of Cyril Maude and his wife Winifred Emery, Italia Conti and Charles Cartwright (with whose daughter, [[Edith Cartwright]], he would lat
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• Peter Se-Puma
  [[Peter Se-Puma]] (1955-) is an actor, director and playwright. Also known as [[Peter Se Puma]], [[Peter Sephuma]] and [[Peter Sepuma]]
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• My Broer se Bril
  ...fe Marie, his man servant Freddie, the brothers’ Aunt Emily, her son Errol and a suspicious police sergeant. The film ends with the long-awaited reading ...three performances on the West Rand. The film featured [[Dawie Malan]] in his first screen role.
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• The Honey Moon, or How to Rule a Wife
  ''[[The Honey Moon, or How to Rule a Wife]]'' is a romantic play in five acts, mainly verse, by John Tobin (1770–18 Also found as '''''[[The Honeymoon, or How to Rule a Wife]]''''' and very often referred to by its shortened title, '''''[[The Honey Moon]]'''''
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• ESAT Foreign plays Cou-Cz
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] ...'Amour, ou Les Troubadours|Cour d'Amour, La, ou Les Troubadours]] (Floquet and Lemmonier)
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• George R. Montford
  ...Boscombe, Bournemouth, 07/08/1877 - Durban, 27/02/1940) was a stage actor and producer. ...th a repertory company in plays like ''[[The Christian]]'', ''[[Samson]]'' and especially the popular ''[[Kismet: an Arabian Night]].''
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• Winter Journey
  ...es his drinking on his wife Georgie he says that it is her neurotic nature and constant suicide attempts that led him to drink. Bernie is very hostile to ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Michael McGovern
  [[Michael McGovern]] (1934- ) is a London-born South African actor and performer. ...a he took over the leading role of Sid. He decided to stay in South Africa and work in the local theatre.
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• The Married Bachelor, or Master and Man
  ''[[The Married Bachelor, or Master and Man]]'' is a one-act farce by P.P. O'Callaghan. ...ed with '''[[Master and Man]]''' (1898), a four act play by George R. Sims and Henry Pettitt.''
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• Tiger Bay The Musical
  ...Bay The Musical]]'' is a musical by [[Michael Williams]] (book and lyrics) and Daf James (music). ...nd redemption. Some of the issues it examines, such as economic inequality and migrant labour, are especially pertinent in contemporary South Africa."
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• Cobus Rossouw
  ...emost stage and film actors of his generation, as well as a stage director and theatre administrator. =THIS ENTRY REQUIRES SERIOUS EXPANSION AND EDITING=
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• B.F. Clinton
  ...re]]'' and ''[[£20,000]]''. The last of these was released in August 1916 and on 25 September Clinton was back in the United States, having returned via ...of the Underworld'' (1913), presented at the La Salle Theatre in St. Louis and elsewhere. Some sources also credit him with supplying the story for ''The
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• Ken Gampu
  '''Ken Gampu''' (1929-2003). Teacher, stage, film and TV actor and impressario. ...e officer). He died on 4 November 2003 in Vosloosrus, survived by his wife and two sons.
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• Ian Strauss
  ...n Wyk]]'' and this was followed by ''[[Basie]]'' ([[Gordon Vorster]]/1961) and ''[[Stropers van die Laeveld]]'' ([[David Millin]]/1962). During this time ...s a German pilot in John Guillermin’s feature film ''The Blue Max'' (1966) and is said to have acted in ''Deadlier Than the Male'' (Ralph Thomas/1967), th
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• Le Retour de Melun
  ...sebarre (1815-1871)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89douard_Brisebarre] and Eugène Nus (1816-1894)[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eug%C3%A8ne_Nus]. ...Ticket-of-Leave Man]]''''' (sometimes found as '''''[[The Ticket of Leave Man]]''''').
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• Albert Lawrence
  ...ments. He and [[Ray Brown]] arrived back in the United States via England and France in July 1919. ...es. At some stage he is said to have appeared in films for Jesse L. Lasky and Oliver Morosco, but we haven’t been able to find confirmation.
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• The Bonnie Fish Wife
  ''[[The Bonnie Fish Wife]]'' is a musical interlude in one act by Charles Selby (c. 1802 – 1863)[h ...one act or a [[burletta]], and found under the titles ''[[The "Bonnie Fish Wife"]]'' or ''[[The Bonnie Fishwife]]''.
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• Schalk Jacobsz
  [[Schalk Jacobsz]] (1936-2016) was an [[Afrikaans]] actor and director. ...eatre in the late 1960’s. He was married to the actress [[Elma Potgieter]] and they had three children. He passed away on 6 June 2016 due to a heart condi
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• Charles Vernon
  '''Charles Vernon''' (19**-19**) Producer, stage and film actor. ...heatre Institute Fellowship to study for one year in the United States for his Master's Degree in Fine Arts at the University of Georgia.
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• Stephen Jennings
  ...sure'', ''Love’s Labours Lost'', and Heathcliff in ''Wuthering Heights''), and in Britain. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Christine
  ...ontroversial play about an [[Afrikaner]] artist haunted by his betrayal of his Jewish lover to the Nazi's while living in Germany. The published play has ...e (in his capacity as chairman of the [[CAPAB]] Board) at the last minute, and shelved for a later possible workshop production, which never happened. It
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• The Great Outdoors
  ...ngement requiring the salesman to allow the police major to sleep with his wife. ...his play as “A mountain of South African theatre - one of the most complex and mature plays written in this country in the past two decades, it makes othe
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• Cecil Kellaway
  '''[[Cecil Kellaway]]''' (1890 - 1973) was an actor, producer and writer. ...buried in the Westwood Memorial Park in Los Angeles, together with Doreen and Bryan. (FO)
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• George Korelin
  ...gston, Surrey, 02/03/1919 – d. Johannesburg, 17/01/1991) was a stage, film and radio actor. Also credited as George Lane. ...ar [[Tony Jay]], who played Red Kowalski. Also in the cast was his second wife, [[Patricia Sanders]] (1929-2005), who took the role of Myrtle. In the th
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• Denis Rhodes Granger
  ...re and some films, mostly as an extra. He returned to South Africa by ship and after a while ended ended up in Worcester working for a law firm. ...ine after I got old enough to remember; he was more into newspaper critic, and started up Marlborough Players.
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• Jean Plaat-Stultjes
  ...(1898-1934) was a painter, actor, theatre company manager and set designer and builder. (Also known as [[Jan Plaat]], [[Jan Grinwis Plaat]], [[Jan Plaat ...s had their last name offically changed to "Grinwis Plaat Stultjes". Hence his son became Jan Willem Grinwis Plaat Stultjes.
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• East Lynne
  ''[[East Lynne]]'' is the title used for a number stage plays and films, based on the novel by Ellen Wood (1814-1887)[https://en.wikipedia.or ...initially serialised in ''The New Monthly Magazine'' between January 1860 and September 1861, before being published as a three-volume novel on 19 Septem
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• Charles du Val
  ...(1846 or 1854-1889) was a 19th century Irish born elocutionist, performer and journalist. Also found as '''[[Charles Du Val]]''', '''[[Charles Du-Val]]''' and '''[[Charles Duval]]'''
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• Barbara Kinghorn
  ...on 21 November 1944. She was married to (and divorced from) [[Louis Ife]] and later British actor, Paul Jerrico [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0422056/], w ...lived and worked in England since about 1980, she retired from the theatre and settled in Spain.
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• Jo Gevers
  [[Jo Gevers]] (1930-2016) was an actor, director, and lecturer of drama. ...as born in Bree, Belgium, on 13 February in 1930 (though some sources have his date of birth as 1932).
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• Turn Him Out
  = ''[[Turn Him Out]]'' - A musical farce (Kenney and King, 1812)= ...al farce, with words by J. Kenney and music by Matthew Peter King, written and published in 1812.
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• William Elton
  [[William Elton]] (fl 1870s-1880s), was an actor and musician. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Bill Brewer
  [[Bill Brewer]] (19**-1984) Actor, radio personality and theatre and film critic. ...one of the most influential national theatre and film critics of the 1950s and 1960s, not only writing reviews, but a regular column as well .
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• Chris Barnard
  ..., journalist, reviewer, playwright and scriptwriter for radio, film and TV and farmer. ...n studied at the [[University of Pretoria]], with [[Afrikaans-Nederlands]] and Art History as majors.
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• Stanley Raphael
  [[Stanley Raphael]] (1919–1980) was an actor and radio announcer. ...]'' (1937), staged by a visiting British company headed by [[John Laurie]] and [[Raymond Lovell]].
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• Transformation
  ...existed. Indeed basic [[storytelling]] often involves multiple characters and various transformations by the narrator. ...mers in the piece. The use of transformation is also often found in farces and comedies, as well as one-person shows. Also referred to as '''quick change
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• Frank Cellier
  ...ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Cellier_%28actor%29] was a British actor and conductor. ...in ''[[Sweet Lavender]]'' in 1903 and subsequently appeared in many films and innumerable plays.
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• Carel Trichardt
  ...d loved [[Afrikaans]] actor (stage, film and TV), director, drama lecturer and activist for performers’ rights. ([[Karel Trichardt]] is sometimes given ...Department, Durban, where he met [[Petru Wessels]], who was to become his wife in 1966. They have three children.
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• Louise Mollet-Prinsloo
  ...nsvaal). Though primarily a stage actress, she also featured in two films and appeared in a number of television films/series. She was married (1969) to ...(Directed by [[Sandra Kotzé]] at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]]), 1975 – ''[[Die Man met ‘n Lyk om sy Nek]]'' (Directed by [[Sandra Kotzé]]), ''[[Twaalfde Na
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• Rex Garner
  ...-2015) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_Garner] was a British-born actor and director. ...led in Johannesburg in 1974. He worked with [[Pieter Toerien]] as an actor and stage director from 1979 to 1999. He returned to Britain in the early 2000'
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• Harry B. Waring
  ...kshire, **/**/1883 - d. Leamington, Warwickshire, 11/11/1923) was an actor and theatrical manager. ...ventry, one of ten children of Joseph Waring and his wife Harriett Goode. His father was initially a watch repairman, but later became a school attendanc
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• Gas Light
  ..., having murdered an elderly relative years before, now seeks to drive his wife mad. Justice intervenes eventually. ...re on 5 December 1941, transferred to the Bijou Theatre on 2 October 1944, and closed on 30 December 1944 after 1295 performances.
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• Jimmy Mentis
  '''Jimmy Mentis''' (1915?-1970) was a stage actor and occasional producer. ...requent film appearances. His last known stage appearance dates from 1966 and he died unexpectedly on 25 December 1970.
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• Bartho Smit
  ...as a South African writer, poet, dramatist, director, translator, editor and publisher. ...cobus Smit]] in Klerkskraal on 15 July 1924, he matriculated in Standerton and then completed a bachelor's degree at the [[University of Pretoria]] in 194
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• Dalle Case Company
  ...ircus partner [[Signor Severo]]. (The [[Italian Circus]], run Della Case and Severo had arrived in Cape Town in November 1847. After the split, Dalle Ca ...Case]], [[Madame Victor]], [[Madame Crosset]], [[Mademoiselle Gabrielle]] and [[Mademoiselle Emilia]]. There is also mention of "die kleine [[Hamoy]]"
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• George Vollaire
  ...**/**/1894 – d. Johannesburg, **/**/1971) was a British-born singer, actor and producer. ..., acting in two minor British films, namely ''The Road to Fortune'' (1930) and ''Holiday Lovers'' (1932).
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• ESAT Plays 2 M
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mcm-Mda
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• ESAT Foreign plays Maq-Mcl
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mas-Mcl
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mde-Mes
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Met-Miz
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mja-Moo
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mop-Moz
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• ESAT Foreign plays Mpa-Mz
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Ma Tante Aurora, ou Le Roman Impromptu]] (Longchamps and Boieldieu)
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• The Braziers
  ...[[Thomas Brazier]]''' and his wife, known simply as '''[[Mrs Brazier]]''', and later their son, '''[[Fred Brazier]]''' (born 1863). ...all as well as various suburbs of Cape Town, including Wynburg, Rondebosch and Greenpoint.
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• Peter Curtis
  [[Peter Curtis]] (1919-2006) was an actor, director, and theatre manager. Also known by his stage name '''[[Peter Craig]]'''.
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• Naomi Rutherford
  [[Naomi Rutherford]] (1892-) was an actress and producer. ...rents. For some reason she was only baptised when she was 15 years of age and the two witnesses were both pupils at the Convent of the Holy Family in Par
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• Donker Spore
  '''Running Time''': unknown (Black and White) / '''Copyright Date''': unknown / '''Release Date''': 5 October 1944 ...ty, with his daughter, Elsie. Mierdyk has gone mad since the death of his wife, while the pass also harbours a hermit called Windskut, who is seldom seen.
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• The Great Kimberley Diamond Robbery
  '''Length''': 2 reels (Black and White) / '''Copyright Date''': unknown / '''Release Date''': 11 December 19 ...to apprehend the would-be robbers. (Summary based on advertised accounts and a review in [[The Star]] of 12 December 1911.)
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• Jack Bligh
  ...a stage, radio, film and television actor, as well as a producer for stage and television. ...the stage, appearing in the musical ''Violette'' (1918) for Bernard Hishin and in ''My Nieces'' (1921) for Donald Calthrop.
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• Graham Hopkins
  [[Graham Hopkins]] (19*-). Actor, playwright and director. ...d [[PACT]] in 1983. He was seen in the BBC film ''Bravo Two Zero'' (1998) and in ''Place of the Lion''.
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• ESAT Foreign plays Dh-Di
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] ...as "das", "de", "dei", "del", "della", "den", "der", "des", "dese", "die" and so on, are listed under the following noun, according to normal bibliograph
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• Norman H. Lee
  ...elbourne, 23/07/1962) was a stage and screen actor, playwright, cartoonist and producer. ...At 17 he became an apprentice scenery painter at a music hall in Brighton and is also said to have drawn for the Harmsworth comics.
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• Luigi Dalle Case
  [[Luigi Dalle Case]] (18**-18**?) was a circus owner and performer, and theatre impresario.(Generally referred to as [[Signor Dalle Case]] or simpl ...on the ''Salages'', with a small company, on 10 July 1841 from Ile Bourbon and Mauritius.
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• Joseph Albrecht
  ...as a British-born director, producer, writer , cameraman, editor, narrator and occasional actor. ...the fact that his brother-in-law, [[Joseph G. Skittrell]], who had married his older sister Beatrice, had the same profession.
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• Natala Korel
  ...b. Cape Town, 12/04/1904 – d. **/**/1999, Ludlow, Shropshire) was a writer and stage producer. ...died at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London and in 1923 Norah and her sister Hilda also travelled to England, with the ship’s manifest iden
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• Norman Lee
  ...elbourne, 23/07/1962) was a stage and screen actor, playwright, cartoonist and producer. ...At 17 he became an apprentice scenery painter at a music hall in Brighton and is also said to have drawn for the Harmsworth comics.
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• Raymond Matuson
  ...ense to operate as an auctioneer, a profession he followed for the rest of his working life. He was married to Gertrude (Gerty) Chasen. == Contribution to South African theatre, Film, Media and Performance ==
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• Grenville Middleton
  Grenville Middleton (b. Springs, 02/02/1938) is a cinematographer and puppeteer. ...school. As a teenager, he was sent to King Edward VII School as a boarder and while at school he would go to [[Killarney Film Studios]] on Saturday morni
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• Denis Scully
  ...Vincent (the prominent artist Larry Scully) was born in Gibraltar in 1922 and the third son, Denis Louis, was born in Portsmouth in 1925. A sister, Maur ...waist, thus establishing a physical link between the bedraggled survivors and the Nerine.
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• Sefton Parry
  ...://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sefton_Henry_Parry] was an actor, theatre manager and producer. ...ompanied by his wife, known professionally as '''[[Mrs Sefton Parry]]''', and a young female dancer, picking the rest of the cast from members of local
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• Death of a Salesman
  ...ki/Arthur_Miller]. The classic 20th century American tragedy of the common man. Premiered on Broadway in February 1949. ...l, he failed maths and was unable to enter university. Willy loses his job and it later comes out that he had been having an affair.
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• Madge Fabian
  ...cting in such plays as ''The Whip'' (1909), ''The Sins of Society'' (1911) and ''Sealed Orders'' (1913). ...formance for the Governor-General, Viscount Buxton, on 6 October 1914 at [[His Majesty’s Theatre]] in Johannesburg.
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• ESAT Plays 2 A Bat-Bet
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Beauty and the Barge]] (Jacobs and Parker)
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• John Ramsdale
  [[John Ramsdale]] (1937-) is an actor and stage manager. ...concluded his schooling at [[Harold Cressy]] (the final matric years, 1955 and 1956).
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• Cape Town Dramatic Club
  ...y performed with the new company under a joint name as the '''[[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]]'''. ...rlesque and farce, as well as well as ballet (performed by [[Mr Aldridge]] and [[Mr Westropp]]).
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• Richard Loring
  [[Richard Loring]] (born 1945) [https://www.richardloring.co.za/]. Actor and singer, theatre impressario. ...to London at age 20. Performed in West End (e.g in ''The Sound of Music'') and recorded with EMI. Also worked for BBC.
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• Brian Astbury
  Studied art and photography at ***. ***. ...er, taught acting at ** and also ran the *** theatre. In 2011 he published his e-book on actor-training (''[[Trusting the Actor]]'' ) on Amazon Kindle.
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• Gerhard J. Beukes
  ...African academic, cultural activist and prolific [[Afrikaans]] playwright and compiler of plays. ...etoria]] with a thesis on the modern one-act play. This led him to theatre and drama as a creative field. In 1956 he obtained a Carnegie-burasry to spend
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• ESAT Foreign plays Bat-Bet
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Battle of the Black and the Dogs]] (Koltès/Booysen) '''See ''[[Combat de Nègre et de Chiens]]''''
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• Dick Cruikshanks
  ...as well as a producer and director. Also credited as Richard Cruikshanks and Dick Cruickshanks. ...had taken the stage name of [[Florence Creagh]], and in 1908 she acted in his play ''[[Daddy’s Boy]]''. According to The Stage Year Book of 1911, the
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• ESAT Plays 2 C
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Caesar and Cleopatra]]
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• Anna Richter-Visser
  ...levision actress, elocutionist, stage director, teacher, wardrobe designer and makeup artist. ...DK]]. She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
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• Bombastes Furioso
  ...s the bombastic style of other tragedies that were in fashion at the time, and based in part on the influential Italian epic poem ''Orlando Furioso'' by L ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Elmo de Witt
  ...m]]), uses an unmarried mother as a model for a statue to honour the women and children who died in the Boer War concentration camps. ...ears he retired from directing to concentrate on the production side, with his company providing the [[SABC]] with a range of television series.
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• Ivan Berold
  ...nd could boast of having had [[Sonia Dresdel]], Dulcie Gray, [[Brian Rix]] and Trevor Howard amongst its ranks. He was with them for about a year, appear ...le de France and after that we rather lose track of him until 1957 when he and LaVerne were divorced.
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• Hugh Rouse
  ...rd, Middlesex, 17/01/1920 – d. Alberton, Gauteng, 17/05/1998) was an actor and radio personality. Occasionally credited as Hugh Rowse. ...joined the Royal Navy as a signalman. He served in a number of campaigns and was attached to Mountbatten’s strike force in the English Channel aboard
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• ESAT Plays 2 T
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[The Tale of the Allergist's Wife|Tale of the Allergist's Wife, The]] (Busch)
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• Joseph Suasso de Lima
  ..., stationer and bookseller, prolific and literate poet, writer, playwright and avid supporter of theatre. ...er. He left her in in 1826 ostensibly because of her profligate lifestyle, and she died in Cape Town in 1836.
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• The Spectre Bridegroom, or A Ghost in Spite of Himself
  ...(published under the pseudonym Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. in serial form 1819 and 1820). Published in London and New York in 1821. Printed by J. Tabby, 1821.
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• Le Roy and Duret Company
  ...ompany constituted and active in Port Elizabeth and Cape Town between 1865 and 1868. ...or [[Le Roy's Company]]. Also found inverted here and there, i.e. [[Duret and Le Roy]], etc.
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• Garrison Players
  ...isons were stationed (e.g. Grahamstown, King Williamstown, Port Elizabeth and Pietermaritzburg). ...[Dramatic Club of the Garrison]]''', '''[[Gentlemen of the Garrison]]''' and so on.
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• Die Zauberflöte
  ...gue. A whimsical fairy tale with themes deeply rooted in the Enlightenment and principles of Free Masonry, Mozart’s ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]'' appeals to ==Translations and adaptations==
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• Arena Theatre
  ...he Nico Malan Centre - later Artscape, and in the State Theatre Pretoria, and the Arena Theatre, Rosebank). ...se Brown’s version of The Story of an African Farm, ***, **, Mis, Mirakel and Drif (all three by Reza de Wet), . Other groups also used the space, such a
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• David Millin
  ...props department, but then became an assistant to cameraman [[G.F. Noble]] and subsequently became a fully-fledged cameraman himself. ...(1952) and two films by [[Bladon Peake]], ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (1952) and ''[[Inspan]]'' (1953). A documentary he directed for the [[State Informati
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• John Hussey
  [[John Hussey]] (19**-1995). Actor and director, stage and screen. ...ica to play in productions of ''[[In the Case of J. Robert Oppenheimer]]'' and ''[[Much Ado about Nothing]]''.
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• Pierre de Wet
  ...990) was a stage, radio and film actor, dramatist, stage and film director and theatre administrator. ...e oriental dance section of the [[Eisteddfod]]. The following year he made his film debut in the role of “die seun” in the first Afrikaans sound film
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• Leonard Schach
  ...Schach]] (1918–1996) was a South African theatrical director and producer and entrepreneur. ...ology, History and Social Anthropology), with a graduate degree in History and Law.
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• His Majesty's Theatre
  ...jesty's Theatre]], one in Pretoria (1901-) and two in Johannesburg (1903-? and 1946-1980).''' = [[His Majesty's Theatre]], Pretoria (circa 1901-1918)=
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• Dennis Schauffer
  ...theatre technician, director, arts activist, teacher, theatre researcher, and academic. ...atre Arts, Bretton Hall, Leeds University,(United Kingdom)1971; PhD Speech and Drama, University of Natal (Pietermaritzburg), 1978; University of Cambridg
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• Tone Brulin
  [[Tone Brulin]] (1926-2019) was is a Flemish playwright, stage director and drama teacher. ...ing course and became the first TV director for Drama at the Belgian Radio and Television Flemish Service in Brussels.
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• Black-Eyed Susan
  ...'s production at Covent Garden in 1829. This became the standard published and performed text it would seem. ==''[[Black-Ey'd Susan, or All in the Downs]]'', the three act and two act versions (Jerrold, 1829)==
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• Brooke Theatre
  ...first tryout before a white urban audience in 1958, playing for four days) and Ipi Thombi (opening in 1974). The theatre was demolished in 1981. (See also Brian Brooke in Section 2 and the the Brian Brooke Company above) (See: Brooke, 1978; De Beer, 1995; Krug
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• Johannesburg Repertory Society
  [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]] was one of a number of important and influential amateur dramatic societies in South Africa during the 20th cent ...el Alexander]] and 15 of the students from her [[Alexander School of Drama and Elocution]] on 15 November 1927, with the intention to perform serious thea
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• Mavis Taylor
  [[Mavis Taylor]] (1924-1997). Actress, designer, director, and enormously influential teacher. She was born on 7 October 1924 and died on 4 November 1997 at the age of 73.
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• Robert Macaire
  ...er as well as the title (or part of the title) of a number of plays, films and books based on the tale. ...an unscrupulous swindler, who appears in a number of French plays, films, and other works of art.
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• Pantomime
  ...omime]] is the name given to a particular kind of theatrical presentation, and sometimes to a particular form of performance (e.g. [[mime]]). ...s, actions, feelings, and so without words, using only gestures, movements and facial expressions - i.e. as the equivalent of the word "Mime"[http://www.d
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• ESAT Plays 2 S
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[The Sailor and His Bottle|Sailor and His Bottle, The]] (Anon)
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• ESAT Plays 1 L
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] [[Die Laaste Karretjiegraf|Laaste Karretjiegraf, Die]] ([[Riana Steyn]] and [[Athol Fugard]])
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• Alexander Theatre
  ...uliet here in 1992. PACT and Radio 702 presented Grease here in 1992. PACT and People’s Theatre staged The Wizard of Oz here in 1993. PACT’s productio
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• Pieter Toerien
  ...[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieter_Toerien] is an impressario, producer and theatre owner. ...active producers of stage productions, certainly one of the most powerful and successful private theatre [[impressario]]'s of the period after 1980.
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• Medea
  ...'[[Medea]]'' along with the lost plays ''[[Philoctetes]]'', ''[[Dictys]]'' and the satyr play ''[[Theristai]]'', winning the third prize (out of three) at ...was done by the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Potchefstroom and Ermelo (1907), then in the [[Opera House]], Pretoria, April, on 1908, to an
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• ESAT Plays 2 D
  Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] ...as "das", "de", "dei", "del", "della", "den", "der", "des", "dese", "die" and so on, are listed under the following noun, according to normal bibliograph
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• Little Theatre
  ...atory. It originally opened in 1931, but was then reconfigured and rebuilt and opened in 1934. ...as the "'''[[UCT Little Theatre]]'''" or simply as "'''[[The Little]]'''", and '''[[Die Kleinteater]]''' in [[Afrikaans]]).
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• The Grey Players
  ...Tarrant]] for the music and singing. Mrs [[Taubie Kushlick]] for reciting and [[Mr Barford]] for entertaining items. ...eper), [[G Rex]], [[Brian Field]], [[Herman Colyvas]], [[Godrey Monaghan]] and [[Jonah Bennum]] (as Country Yokels).
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• Johannesburg Civic Theatre
  ...e]], or city theatre, in the country, one of a number built in the 1960s and 1970s. ...ially named the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] in English at its founding (and "die [[Johannesburgse Stadskouburg]]" in [[Afrikaans]]), it was soon simply
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• Censorship in South Africa
  ...ldom exercised in practice. In all, an average of about 70 films per year, and 7000 publications were banned in the decade in which this Act was in operat ...ict provisions and criterion of ‘undesirability’, it closed some loopholes and replaced the right of appeal to the Supreme Court with an inhouse Publicati
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• Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal
  ...aal (which included the areas of what are now known as Gauteng, Mpumalanga and the Northern Province). It was active from 1963 till 199*. ...s with a secure career option, to develop and promote drama, ballet, music and opera by offering audiences in the province with regular professional produ
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• North Lincolnshire Regiment of Foot
  ...heir cattle and foodstuffs in the belief that their ancestors would return and drive the White settlers back into the sea. The predicted day, February 18, Without food, the power of the Xhosa was broken and they were forced to turn to the settlers for help. The [[North Lincolnshire
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• South African Theatre/Overview
  ='''An Introductory Overview of South African Theatre and Performance'''= By [[Temple Hauptfleisch]], [[Marie Kruger]] and [[P.J. du Toit|P.J. ("Peet") du Toit]].
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