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• Radio South Africa
  A South African radio station, part of the national public broadcasting service run by the [[SABC
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• Springbok Radio Preservation Society of South Africa
  See '''[[Springbok Radio]]'''
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• Radio and TV Criticism in South Africa
  #REDIRECT [[Criticism and Research in South Africa]]
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• Uitnodiging tot die Dans
  ''[[Uitnodiging tot die Dans]]'' ("Invitation to the dance") is a radio drama by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015) ...ganised by the [[Afrikaans]] Service of [[Radio Suid-Afrika]] (Radio South Africa]]) in the same year.
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• Audiences
  ...Africa, while spectators is reserved for sporting events and listeners for radio. (In [[Afrikaans]] the term used, [[Gehoor|gehoor]] , also means something == Audiences in South Africa ==
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• Kinders van Orion
  ...("children of Orion") is the name of an [[Afrikaans]] novel and subsequent radio series by [[Mike Heine]] (1932–2007) Broadcast as a radio series OF 15 episodes by the [[Afrikaans]] Service of the [[SABC]], and pub
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• South African Broadcasting Corporation
  ...-Afrikaanse Uitsaaikorporasie]]) has been the public broadcaster for South Africa since its founding in 1936 and is best known by its acronyms: '''[[SABC]]'' ''See also the entry on '''[[Radio]]'''''
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• Ons Gaan Huistoe
  ''[[Ons Gaan Huistoe]]'' ("We are going home") is an [[Afrikaans]] radio drama by [[William Oosthuizen]]. == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• South African Media/Overview
  =Overview: Radio broadcasting in South Africa= See the entry on South Africa in ''The Broadcast Archive'' on the website ''Oldradio.com''[http://www.old
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• Taxi
  A radio play by [[Sibusiso Mamba]] ...Malan]] and [[Nokuthula Mazibuko]] (eds), ''[[South African Plays for TV, Radio and the Stage]]'', [[Oxford University Press]], 2007.
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• ESAT I Bibliography L
  ...''' [[Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance in Southern Africa]] == The [[LM Radio Museum and Sound Archive]]==
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• Alter Ego
  ''[[Alter Ego]]'' is a radio play by Arch Oboler (1909-1987)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arch_Oboler]. A radio play about a young woman compelled by an inner voice to kill her lover, it
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• Visitor From Hades
  ''[[Visitor From Hades]]'' is a radio play by Arch Oboler (1909-1987)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arch_Oboler]. ...kaans]] service. A copy of the [[Afrikaans]] radio script was found in the radio archives of the [[Stellenbosch Drama Departement]].
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• The Odyssey of Runyon Jones
  ''[[The Odyssey of Runyon Jones]]'' is a radio play by Norman Corwin (1910-2011)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Corw A radio play about a boy ho searches for his lost dog in a make-believe world.
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• This Lonely Heart
  ''[[This Lonely Heart]]'' is a radio play by Arch Oboler A radio drama about the great and undying romance of Nadezhda Filaretovna and compo
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• Tony Jay
  ...es he played on [[Springbok Radio]], including Red Kowalski in the popular radio series ''[[Taxi!]]''. In the 1980's he moved to the United States, where he
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• 33 Half Moon Street
  A popular South African radio detective series. == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• ESAT Themes R
  [[Radio|Radio broadcasting in South Africa]] [[Radio|Regulating broadcasting and media]]
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• Volg die Gids
  ''[[Volg die Gids]]'' ("follow the guide") is an [[Afrikaans]] radio play by [[Sheugnet Buys]] (1935-) The text was the winner of the beginners-category of the radio drama competition run by [[RSG]] ([[Radiosondergrense]]) and the insurance
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• Lewenslyn
  ''[[Lewenslyn]]'' ("Life Line") is a radio drama by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]] (1906-1970). ...by [[Simondium]] in 1962, and included in ''[[Drie Hoorspele]]'' ("three radio dramas") by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with an introduction by [[Roy Pheiffer]]
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• Die Held
  ''[[Die Held]]'' ("The Hero") is a radio drama by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]] (1906-1970). Included in ''[[Drie Hoorspele]]'' ("three radio dramas") by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with an introduction by [[Roy Pheiffer]]
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• Te Jonk om Pa te Wees
  ...e Jonk om Pa te Wees]]'' ("too young to be (a) father) is an [[Afrikaans]] radio play by [[Sheugnet Buys]] (1935-) The text was the winner of the section for experienced writers in the radio drama competition run by [[RSG]] ([[Radiosondergrense]]) and the insurance
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• Rejoice Burning
  by [[James Whyle]] A radio play. Originally entitled ''[[A Man Called Rejoice]]'', it was commissione == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Dagboek van 'n Soldaat
  ''[[Dagboek van 'n Soldaat]]'' ("Diary of a Soldier") is a radio drama by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]] (1906-1970). ...Pers Boekhandel]] in 1961, and included in ''[[Drie Hoorspele]]'' ("three radio dramas") by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with an introduction by [[Roy Pheiffer]]
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• Die Glasdeur
  ''[[Die Glasdeur]]'' (“The Glass Door”) is a full-length [[radio drama]] by [[Henriette Grové]]. == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Orange Blossom
  ...roadcast by Afrikaans Service of the [[SABC]] on 3 November, 1965. Another radio broadcast of the text was broadcast on the Afrikaans Service of the SABC on == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Die Eiland
  ''[[Die Eiland]]'' ("The Island") is a radio drama by [[Jac J. Brits]] (1932-). == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Donald Monat
  ...s first acting role in Johannesburg and soon became a regular performer in radio drama. This was shortly followed by a return to England in 1949, to appear ...They produced about fifteen shows a week for the newly-created [[Springbok Radio]]. The couple went back to London in 1952, where they worked extensively in
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• ESAT F&M Bibliography C
  ...n|Cruywagen, Eben]] 1993. ''The radio drama and the radio feature in South Africa : a comparative study.'' Unpublished master’s thesis. Durban: [[Universit
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• Selwyn Klass
  [[Selwyn Klass]] (fl 1969-2020) is a movie radio host, graphic designer and some-time movie critic. ...Africa]]'', [[Ster Films]], and various radio and TV stations, including [[Radio Today]] and [[DSTV]] channel 869. In 1974-1975 he attended and reported on
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• Die Wit Sluier
  ''[[Die Wit Sluier]]'' a film based on [[Naomi van Niekerk]]'s radio serial of the same name and tells the story of a young mother's faith and d ...f the same name. The action takes place in Switzerland, England and South Africa.
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• White Magic
  ''[[White Magic]]'' is a short radio play by [[Stephen Gray]]. == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Bob Mabena
  [[Bob Mabena]] (1969-2020) was a radio announcer, station manager and racing driver ...Bop]]. He also raced professionally in the Group N series for Nissan South Africa.
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• SAfm
  A South African radio station, part of the national public broadcasting service run by the [[SABC It is the name given to [[Radio South Africa]] in 1995, which in turn had been the name given to the [[SABC]]'s original
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• Estate of Matrimony
  ''[[Estate of Matrimony]]'' is a play for radio by Laura Common (fl.1950-1960s) == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Michael Silver
  ...ider Your Verdict'' and ''Inspector Carr Investigates''. He moved to South Africa in 1947.
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• Twee Broeders Reis Saam
  ...roeders Reis Saam]]'' ("Two brothers travel together") is an [[Afrikaans]] radio play by [[Anna M. Louw]] (1913-2003). == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Alexander Leibner
  [[Alexander Leibner]] () is an actor, radio and TV presenter and producer, and digital media entrepreneur A seasoned raconteur and speaker, he has worked for some of Africa’s leading media organizations, both in the spotlight and behind the scene
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• Pendoring (Edms) Beperk
  ...ms) Beperk]]'' (literally "Spike Thorn (Pty) Limited") is an award-winning radio comedy about a copy-writer and the [[Afrikaans]] language by [[A.S. van Str ...to also receive the [[SAUK-prys]] ("[[SABC]] award") for radio dramas and radio documentaries, presented by the [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en
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• Draadwerk
  Adapted as a radio drama by [[Eben Cruywagen]] and broadcast by [[Radio Sonder Grense]] on 17 Oktober 2013, with [[Juanita Swanepoel]] as Helen. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Bob Courtney
  '''Bob Courtney'''. (19*-) Well known radio-announcer and stage and film actor/comedian. Also known as [[Robert Courtne .... He appeared in several films and had a long association with [[Springbok Radio]]. He died in Johannesburg in October 2010, aged 88.
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• Intensive Care
  ''[[Intensive Care]]'' is a short radio play by [[Stephen Gray]]. == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• SABC English Service
  ...[SABC English Service]] or the [[SABC A Service]], it became [[Radio South Africa]] in 1985 and was once more renamed in 1995, now becoming [[SAfm]]. Under t
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• SABC A Service
  ...[SABC English Service]] or the [[SABC A Service]], it became [[Radio South Africa]] in 1985 and was once more renamed in 1995, now becoming [[SAfm]]. Under t
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• Something To Talk About
  Translated in to [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as ''[[Iets Om Oor Te Praat]]'' by [[Nic de Jager]], for broadcast by the [ == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• ESAT Media Themes R
  [[Radio and TV Criticism in South Africa]] [[Radio Drama]]
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• La Sauvage
  ...ated by [[Kitty Black]] (1914–2006) as ''[[The Untamed]]'' and adapted for radio by Raymond Raikes (1910-1998)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Raikes] The Black/Raikes radio version was translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Die Ontembare]]'' by [[Ann
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• The Big Knife
  ...o [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Die Groot Mes]]'' ("the big knife") and adapted for radio by [[Suzanne van Wyk]] in 1966. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Intensivstation oder Das unverändert pflanzenhafte Dahinvegetieren
  ..."Intensive care unit or An Endless Vegetable-Like Existence") is a German radio play by Christoph Gahl (1947-)[https://feltas.de/bio/gahl-christoph.html] ...ed in German by Horst H. Vollmer, the play was awarded the Prix Italia for radio work in 1981.
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• Blindemol
  ''[[Blindemol]]'' ("Blind mole") is a radio drama by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015) ...n as a commissioned work for the celebration of 70 years of radio in South Africa, it was first broadcast in 2007.
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• Asterion
  ''[[Asterion]]'' a libretto for radio written by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]. [[Asterion]] a Symphonic play for the radio. Published by [[H & R]], Cape Town,1965.
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• Pieter H. Human
  [[Pieter H. Human]] (1948 -) Radio personality and Radio manager, also theatre actor and director. Starting off on stage, he soon turned to radio as preferred medium , ''inter alia'' as announcer, performer, voice artist
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• The Marriage ... will not take place
  ...This sparked off a tremendous interest in radio drama as a medium in South Africa. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Paddy O'Byrne
  ...o Today, but in the late 1990s he retired to his native Ireland. In South Africa he made his first stage appearance in [[Anthony Farmer]]’s musical ''[[Ev
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• Margot Bryant
  ...[[Ad Donker]], 1979). Also well known as the author of ''As We Were. South Africa 1939-1941.'' (Johannesburg: Keartland, 1974)
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• Kleinteater
  ...aans]] for "[[Little Theatre]]" and used in a variety of contexts in South Africa. ...sed as the title for the [[SABC]] Afrikaans Service's regular programme of radio drama presentations.
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• Die Gees van die Water
  ''[[Die Gees van die Water]]'' is a one-act radio play by [[Uys Krige]] (1910–1987). == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Kenneth Mopeli
  [[Kenneth Mopeli]] (1930- ). Teacher, radio announcer and politician. ...at the [[University of South Africa]] in 1954. He worked as a teacher and radio announcer for the [[South African Broadcasting Corporation]] before being n
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• David Barnett - producer
  David Barnett (19**-19**) was a theatre and radio show producer. Not to be confused with the photographer. ...947 he came to South Africa and produced plays in every main city in South Africa and the Rhodesias.
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• Op Pad na Acapulco
  ''[[Op Pad na Acapulco]]'' ("On the Road to Acapulco") is an [[Afrikaans]] [[radio play]] by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015). A radio drama about Simon and his wife, Mia, who are wandering through a war-torn c
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• Die Arrestasie
  ...io as well, according to a full set of the radio scripts was found in the radio archives of the [[Stellenbosch Drama Departement]] in 2022. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Blinkwater
  ''[[Blinkwater]]'' ("Shining Water") is a radio drama by [[Dricky Beukes]] (1918–1999) == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Horiesô, Madiba
  ...ear Miester Mandela]]''), it won the BBC's radio drama competition for the Africa and Middle East section in 1995. The play is set in the time directly after South Africa's first democratic election in 1994 and the story is told by the 80-year ol
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• Maria, Moeder van God
  == Performance history in South Africa == 2015: Broadcast as a radio drama on [[Radio Sonder Grense]]'s annual art festival programme.
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• Skaduwees oor Summerdown
  ''[[Skaduwees oor Summerdown]]'' ("Shadows over Summerdown") is a radio drama by [[Dricky Beukes]] (1918–1999) == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Idiot's Delight
  ...'[[Die Hotel op die Grens]]'' ("The hotel on the border") and adapted as a radio play by [[S.J. Pretorius]] in 1961. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Die Geel Karavaan
  ''[[Die Geel Karavaan]]'' ("The yellow caravan") is a radio drama by [[Dricky Beukes]] (1918–1999) == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Meet Mrs Beeton
  ''[[Meet Mrs Beeton]]'' is a radio play by L. du Garde Peach (1890-1974)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._du_G A radio comedy about the renowned English journalist, editor and writer Isablla Bee
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• Steve Dyer
  He left South Africa in 1982 to begin an international career as musician, and forming the band ...1992 returned to South Africa, and began to do stage, film, television and radio work, both locally and internationally.
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• In the Zone
  ...as '''''[[In die Gevaarsone]]''''' ("in the danger zone") and adapted for radio by [[S.J. Pretorius]] in 1985. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Ek gaan jou Doodmaak!
  ...Joaquin Amichatis[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0024816/bio/]. Possibly for radio or TV. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Dokter Karenien
  ''[[Dokter Karenien]]'' ("Doctor Karenien") is a radio drama by [[Dricky Beukes]] (1918–1999) == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• S.J. Pretorius
  ...Pretorius]] (1917–1995) was an [[Afrikaans]] poet, journalist, dramatist, radio announcer and academic. ...ed a lecturer in Afrikaans and Dutch literature at the University of South Africa, where he remained till his retirement as Professor in 1982. He died on 31
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• Die Watertoring
  ''[[Die Watertoring]]'' ("The water tower") is an [[Afrikaans]] one-act radio play by [[Kobus Louw]] (1945-1983). == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Radio Plays & series ESAT Template
  == Broadcast history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Radio
  == Scientific contribution to the early development of radio == ...ognition for their pioneering work in developing the technology leading to radio broadcasting.
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• The Case of the Crushed Petunias
  Translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Gekneusde Petunias]]'' and adapted for radio by [[Alewyn Lee]] in 1967. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Ongewenste Vreemdeling
  A hugely popular [[Afrikaans]] radio serial ] and a South African [[Afrikaans]] film (1974). =''[[Ongewenste Vreemdeling]]'' - The radio serial=
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• Two Old Men
  ...other adaptations of the tale. Below are some versions performed in South Africa. The story was freely adapted as a radio play by Gilbert Phelps (1915-1993)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Ph
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• Dias
  by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]. Radio drama. Published by [[Nasboek]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• An Elegance of Rebels
  ...f their circle between 1822 and 1824, it was possibly first performed as a radio play, broadcast by the [[SABC]] in 1959, it was published by Arthur Barker, == Performances in South Africa ==
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• Waar Ruwe Rotse
  ...ve been based on a well-known legend in various mountainous areas of South Africa. The basic theme of the poem has been dramatised and used in novels and sto == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Any Other Business
  Adapted for radio by David Tanner; with Judy Parfitt, Brian Kent, William Avenall, David Cros == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Marching Song
  == Performance history in South Africa == 1960: Broadcast as a radio play on November 26 [1960?], with [[Percy Sieff]] and [[Joyce Burch]] in th
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• Episodes of an Easter Rising
  ''[[Episodes of an Easter Rising]]'' is a one-act, radio play by [[David Lytton]] about the compassion of two elderly spinsters who ''Episodes of an Easter Rising'', a string puppet version of a radio play by [[David Lytton]]. The play deals with the choices two white women h
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• Geraldine Garner
  ...udio London and received a Postgraduate Diploma in Acting for TV, Film and Radio in 1996. She is the daughter of [[Rex Garner]], British stage actor and dir
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• Dolf van Niekerk
  [[Dolf van Niekerk]] (1929-2022) is a South African author, dramatist, radio presenter and academic. ...so obtained an honours degree in Philosophy from the [[University of South Africa]] ([[Unisa]]) in 1950 and a Master of Arts degree at the [[University of Pr
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• Passport to Yesterday
  ''[[Passport to Yesterday]]'' is a radio play by Enid Hollins ()[] == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Jesus van Nasaret
  ''[[Jesus van Nasaret]]'' ("Jesus of Nasareth") is a radio play by [[Gerhard J. Beukes]] (1913-1998). ...about the life and death of Christ") (1954) it was a series of fourteen radio plays.
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• The Orange Earth
  ...ed for radio and broadcast as a full length radio play by the [[BBC]]. The radio text was published by [[Tafelberg]] in 2013. ...e title ''[[Goree]]'', was done by [[Daniel Hugo]], and was broadcast on [[Radio Sonder Grense]] in December 1996. This text was also published by [[Tafelbe
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• Der Terminkalender
  ''[[Der Terminkalender]]'' ("The appointment calendar") is a German radio play by Max Gündermann (fl. 1950s) == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Die Indringer
  There are three [[Afrikaans]] stage plays (two of them translations) and one radio serial by this name: =''[[Die Indringer]]'' ("The Intruder") a radio serial by [[Dricky Beukes]]=
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• ESAT Festivals P
  [[The Pageant of South Africa|Pageant of South Africa, The]] (1910) [[The Pageant of South Africa|Pageant of Union, The]] (1910)
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• South African Media/Terminology and Thematic Entries
  ...in this section refers specifically to current or historic usage in South Africa. Naturally readers are warned that terms may change radically in meaning ov ...here are certain terms that have specific relevance to or meaning in South Africa and they will be discussed as required (e.g. “[[sepie]]”, “[[LM]]”
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• En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika
  ''[[ En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'' (“And the sun is shining in South Africa”) is a play by [[Corlia Fourie]]. ...ring the state of emergency of the 1980s, possibly originally written as a radio play.
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• Open Space: Six Contemporary Plays From Africa
  ''[[Open Space: Six Contemporary Plays From Africa]]'' is a collection of South African plays edited by [[Yvette Hutchison]] a ''[[The Transistor Radio]]'' (Saro-Wiwa)
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• Peter Chiswell
  ..., Gloucestershire, 28/10/1919 - d. Melbourne, Australia, 18/09/1986) was a radio presenter, writer, producer and actor. ...over the family left for England. However, in 1947 they returned to South Africa and in the ship’s manifest his profession was given as “schoolmaster”
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• Jan Schutte
  [[Jan Schutte]] (1920-1999). Author, actor on radio, stage and film, radio dramatist, stage and film-director and producer, director-general of the [[ He was born in Senekal in the Free State, South Africa, on 7 February 1920. He died on 10 January 1999 at the age of 79.
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• Charles Hawtrey
  ...iki/Charles_Hawtrey_%28actor_born_1914%29] was a well-known British stage, radio, television and film comic actor and musician. He visited South Africa to appear in [[Pieter Toerien]]'s production of ''[[Dirty Linen and New-Fou
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• Elana Afrika
  (1979-) Radio and television personality and producer. (Also known as [[Elana Afrika-Bred ...ing on to present numerous shows on [[KykNet]] , [[M-Net]], [[GO]], [[SABC Africa]], [[SuperSport]], [[SABC3]] .
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• What Every Woman Knows
  ...Howard Teichmann . Broadcast September 24, 1939 on The Campbell Playhouse (radio series) Another radio adaptation, by [[Cecile Walton]], was translated into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[
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• Eric Egan
  (b. King William’s Town, 14/05/1903 – d. Johannesburg, 01/09/1967). Radio broadcaster, actor. ...went to school, but in 1920 they were eventually able to resettle in South Africa.
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• Die Laaste Woord
  == Performance history in South Africa == =''[[Die Laaste Woord]]'', a radio play by [[Lee Doubell]]=
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• Duet for Two Hands
  ...the radio by [[Richard Lane]], broadcast in Radio Playhouse on [[Springbok Radio]] in 1950, 1954. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• I’ll Have the Crab, or The Culinary Education of a Travelling Man
  ...ave the Crab, or The Culinary Education of a Travelling Man]]'' is a short radio drama by [[Nicola Loubser]] (). ...ing course in the Drama Department at [[Stellenbosch University]], it is a radio drama set in a bistro in the American South.
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• Producer
  ...term used in the sense of the [[director]] of a play, but seldom in South Africa. == Use in South Africa ==
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• Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf
  Set at a live broadcast from the Studios of [[Radio Kalahari]], the show is peppered with ghost stories, razor sharp satire, Af == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Make Like Slaves
  '''''Make Like Slaves''''' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). First published in ''African theatre : eight prize-winning plays for radio'', edited by Gwyneth Henderson. London: Heinemann, 1973.
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• J.F. Marais
  [[J.F. Marais]] (19**-19**) Politician, judge, journalist, radio station manager, film director and translator. ...ining a B.A., LLB, and was appointed a judge of the Supreme Court of South Africa in 1955, based in the Transvaal (serving till 1975). In this capacity was i
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• Von Morgens bis Mitternachts
  ...d into [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Van Dagbreek tot Middernag]]'' and adapted for radio by [[Lourens Fourie]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Mariken van Nieumeghen
  Translated into Afrikaans and adapted for radio by [[Alewyn Lee]] as ''[[Marietjie van Nijmegen]]'' in 1963 (based on an a == Performances of ''[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]]'' in South Africa ==
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• C.F. Beyers-Boshoff
  ===Radio plays and serials=== ...e most listeners for an Afrikaans serial, made him a household name. Other radio texts include ''[[Dans van die Flamink]]'', ''[[My Liedjie van Verlange]]''
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• Lerina Erasmus
  ...etoria to study drama, and thereafter pursuing a career in the theatre, on radio and TV, as actress and later as writer. ===Radio, Film and TV===
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• The Dear Departed
  ...ikaans Service of the [[SABC]]. Copies of the [[SABC]] script found in the radio archives of the [[Stellenbosch Drama Department]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Good and the Bad
  Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio by [[Marie van der Merwe]] as ''[[Die Goeie en die Slegte]]'' in 1965. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• 'n Stasie in die Niet
  ''[['n Stasie in die Niet]]'' ("Station in the Void"), is a radio play written by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015). A radio play about a man whose marriage is on the rocks and starts a affair with a
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• The Dock Brief
  ...ing Michael Hordern as a hapless barrister, first broadcast in 1957 on BBC Radio's Third Programme, later televised with the same cast and subsequently pres == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Liewe Heksie
  ...ewe Heksie and her adventures were originally written as an [[Afrikaans]] radio stories, broadcast in 1961, they were later turned into an immensely popul ==The Radio Stories==
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• Die Panne
  They are a radio drama, a TV drama, a novel and a stage play Written as a radio drama the tale tells the story of Alfredo Traps, a traveller who, when his
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• Ying Tong - A Walk With The Goons
  ...ooking at Milligan's serious nervous breakdown, whilst writing the British radio comedy programme ''The Goon Show'' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Goon_ Adapted and performed as a radio play on BBC Radio 4 in 2009.
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• Die kühne Operation
  ''[[Die kühne Operation]]'' ("the bold operation") is a German radio play by Erwin Wickert (1915-2008)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erwin_Wicke == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Albert's Bridge
  ...://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Stoppard#Theatre], originally written for the radio in 1967. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Betty Misheiker
  Born in Pretoria (South Africa) on 7th June 1919 ...aterial for radio, TV, children's theatre, puppet shows and so on in South Africa. Her stories and songs cover a wide range of topics, all dealing with educa
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• Wyk en die Meisies
  Based on a book by J.C. Steyn, adapted by [[Albert Maritz]] and his cast as a radio text featuring three performers. The piece was researched, compiled and edi == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Percy Sieff
  [[Percy Sieff]] (1928-2009) was an actor on radio, TV, stage and film in English and [[Afrikaans]] and a stage director. ...Sydney Opera house in 1999. He however still payed regular visits to South Africa.
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• F.P. van der Merwe
  ...ed to [[Marie van der Merwe]], who was also a journalist and translator of radio dramas. == His contribution to the performing arts in South Africa ==
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• En Folkefiende
  ...yand van die Volk]]''''' by [[F.P. van der Merwe]] in 1962 and adapted for radio. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Les Précieuses Ridicules
  ...SABC]] Afrikaans service. A full set of the radio scripts was found in the radio archives of the [[Stellenbosch Drama Departement]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Nigel Vermaas
  ...aas]] (19**-). Actor (fluent in both English and [[Afrikaans]]), director, radio personality. ...o SAfm. Since retiring from [[SABC]], he has continued to write and direct radio drama and documentaries.
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• Shades of Brown
  ...man and His Struggle with the Boer]]''''') by the author. Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 as "The Monday Play" at 8.00 p.m. on 11 January 1982, directed by Chris 1980: First performed in South Africa by/for(?) students in the [[Asoka Theatre]] at the [[University of Durban-W
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• Remembrance Day
  ...presenting the wide spectrum of race, creed and political opinion of South Africa. Published in ''[[Eleven One-Act Plays]]'', edited by [[A.D. Dodd]] and [[F
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• Die Hand Wat Hy Eenmaal Geneem Het
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• Marie Tjaden
  ...dition she appeared on radio – she and [[Dana Niehaus]] had a show on [[LM Radio]] – and made a number of records on which she and [[Pierre Lombard]] pres
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• Cosi è (se vi pare)
  ...if it appears like that to you") by [[C.G.S. de Villiers]] and adapted for radio by [[S.J. Pretorius]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Kobus Louw
  ...e by the name of '''Kobus Louw''' involved in the performing arts in South Africa Playwright, radio and TV scriptwriter, journalist.
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• The Belle of Amhurst
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Khaya Michael Gqibitole
  ...la Khona Isakhwatsha]]'' ("Where the go-away bird calls")" (''[[English in Africa]]'', 34(2):67-77). ...PhD. thesis entitled ''Creativity or control? : a study of selected Xhosa radio plays in the Apartheid years'' in the Department English, [[University of K
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• Judith Gibson
  ...ter graduating she was in Repertory and toured throughout England, and did radio work. known for ''Paul of Tarsus'' (1960 - 3 episodes) and ''BBC Sunday-Nig ...vel was enjoyed touring Europe, the Middle East, the length and breadth of Africa, as well as India, Australia, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro.
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• Vanessa Perumal
  ...rtaken have demonstrated national significance to the development of South Africa's arts and culture environments.
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• Op Die Pad Na Acapulco
  ...Op Die Pad Na Acapulco]]'' ("On the road to Acapulco") is an [[Afrikaans]] radio play by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939–2015). ...or in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Afrikaans radio service, the play is an exploration of the ravages of war. It tells of Simo
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• Op 'n kaal eiland
  ''[[Op 'n kaal eiland]]'' ("On a barren island") is a one act radio drama by [[Hennie Aucamp]] == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Tom Meehan
  ...Darwen, Lancashire, 07/03/1915 – KZN Midlands, 02/01/2003) was primarily a radio actor, writer and producer, mostly Durban-based. ...arteris books featuring the character of ''[[The Saint]]'' for [[Springbok Radio]]. He played the lead role of Simon Templar for nearly six years. Amongst
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• Double Thick Dreams
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• The Lady from the Sea
  Translated by [[Hugo Taljaard]] into [[Afrikaans]] and broadcast as a radio play under the direction of [[Bettie Kemp]], May 2015. ==Performance History in South Africa==
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• The Light of Heart
  Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as '''''[[Die Vrolikes van Hart]]''''' ("the joyful of heart") by [[Rita El Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as '''''[[Die Jeugdige van Hart]]''''' ("the young of heart") by [[Morkel v
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• Sabrina Fair
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• Anlen Marais
  ...Luwes]] for the [[ATKV]] and went on two write a number of stage plays and radio plays, both in [[Afrikaans]] and in English. These include: ===Radio===
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• Marie van der Merwe
  == Her contribution to the performing arts in South Africa == ...a historical novel, she translated many literary works, notably books and radio dramas. Among the plays she translated have been ''[[Die Inspekteur-Generaa
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• Diane Appleby
  ...in a BBC1 TVseries, ''The First Lady'' (1968/9). In 1969 she came to South Africa to star in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Chase Me Comrade]]'' with [ ...e 1971, she was offered the role of Emma Peel in the SABC’s world-renowned radio version of ''The Avengers''. Her other famous role was the female lead in t
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• Abie's Irish Rose
  ...right Anne Nichols (1891-1966), familiar from stage productions, films and radio programmes. The basic premise involves an Irish Catholic girl and a young J == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Fumed Oak
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• My Children! My Africa! and Selected Shorter Plays
  ''[[My Children! My Africa! and Selected Shorter Plays]]'' is a collection of plays by [[Athol Fugard] ...by [[Stephen Gray]] and first published by [[Wits University Press]] South Africa in 1990 (reprinted a few times), it includes the title play and five less k
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• Kenneth Hendel
  ...6) was an English-born actor and broadcaster who lived and worked in South Africa for the last 34 years of his life. ...nd forced to take early retirement from the [[SABC]]. He remained in South Africa until his death in 2006 in Johannesburg.
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• Catastrophy
  == Performance history in South Africa == Performed in South Africa in 1985 and directed by [[William Kentridge]] at the [[Market Theatre]] . C
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• La Vita Che Ti Diedi
  The De Villiers translation adapted for radio by [[Fred Engelen]], and broadcast by the [[SABC]] in its [[Afrikaans]] pro == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• John Boulter
  (19**-) English actor, director and writer for radio and stage. Born in ***** Started off in [[vaudeville]] in England, brought out to South Africa in 1958 by [[Anthony Farmer]] for the comedy ''[[My Three Angels]]'' by th
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• The War of the Worlds
  ...arious kinds by other authors. It was famously adapted for radio in a 1938 radio programme, directed by and starring Orson Welles. The broadcast apparently == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Eric Rosenthal
  ...e a household name as one of the so-called "Three Wise Men" on [[Springbok Radio]]'s popular quiz show, ''Test the Team''. ...en Listening... A History of the Early Days of Radio Transmission in South Africa''. (Purnell, 1974) and ''From Drury Lane to Mecca'' (a book about the eccen
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• The Wooden Dish
  Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted as a radio text called ''[[Die Houtbord]]'' for the [[SABC]] by [[Jan Schutte]]. Broa == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Mother City Comedy Festival
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• The Admirable Crichton
  Adapted for film and radio == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Shelter
  ''[[Shelter]]'' is a one-act play by Welsh dramatist for radio, television, screen, and stage, Alun Owen [http://www.britannica.com/biogra == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Renos Nicos Spanoudes
  Teacher, actor, writer radio- and television presenter. ...ed the movie and theatre reviews on the Pan-Hellenic Voice Greek Community Radio Station.
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• Valerie Philip
  [[Valerie Philip]] (19*-) Actress on stage and radio. She was born and educated in South Africa.
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• Yvonne Banning
  ...sabel Mayersbeth and Ralph Banning. The family emigrated to Durban, South Africa in 1948. Married Douglas Bristow-Bovey, they had two children, Jeremy Brist ...lly performed in theatre, film, radio, and television in England and South Africa, before joining the Speech and Drama department at the [[University of Witw
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• Monica Breed
  [[Monica Breed]] (1923-2021) was a well known and beloved radio actress, director and presenter, and a playwright. ...and Western Europe), also broadcasting from there. On her return to South Africa she worked in Cape Town as a language editor for [[Nasionale Boekhandel Be
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• Billy Matthews
  ...tthews was born in Penzance, Cornwall on 3 November 1894 and came to South Africa with his parents in 1898. The family settled in Johannesburg, where his fa ...calist to be heard on the radio and over the years he appeared in numerous radio plays and concerts. Another first came his way when he appeared in the fir
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• Где вы, месье Миуссов
  ...'[[Waar is Kameraad Mioussoff?]]'' by [[Mariechen Naude]], and adapted for radio by [[Driaan Engelbrecht]] in 1991. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Vuka
  ==Performance history in South Africa== 1982: First performed in South Africa and at the Edinburgh Festival starring [[John Ledwaba]] and [[Fats Bookhola
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• ESAT Plays 3 S
  [[South Africa Plays]] ([[Stephen Gray]]) ...Africa Plays: New South African Drama]] ([[Stephen Gray]]) '''See [[South Africa Plays]]'''
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• Louis Knobel
  [[Louis Knobel]] (1911-1988) was a singer, radio announcer, film producer, teacher and sound archivist. ...cal section of the Johannesburg Eisteddfod and became known as a stage and radio vocalist. In Johannesburg he became an active participant in [[John Connell
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• Tsogo Sun
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• Maureen Adair
  '''Maureen Adair''' (1931 – 1997) was an actress on stage and radio, with single outings on film and television. ...9 to 1985 on [[Springbok Radio]] and was revived in 1993 for [[Radio South Africa]]. Inevitably she also acted in the film version directed by [[Tom Meehan]
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• Adrian Galley
  ...SAfm, Radio 702 and 567CapeTalk, while he also has extensive experience in radio drama and corporate advertising. ...tough-guy Steven Seagal. He is also seen regularly on television in South Africa, Germany, Canada and the US. His musical ear and baritone voice have carrie
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• Aantrekkingskrag
  ...krag]]'' ("power of attraction/gravity") is the title of a stage play, a [[radio drama]] and a TV film by [[Deon Opperman]] == Stage performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Wound
  Written as a radio-play, the play details the mental journey of a soldier who has been shot in == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Passion, Poison, and Petrifaction
  A radio version was broadcast by the BBC in 1926 and an early BBC television servic == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Talk Radio
  ''[[Talk Radio]]'' is a play by Eric Bogosian (1953-)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_B == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Transistor Radio
  ''[[The Transistor Radio]]'' is a one-act play by Ken Saro-Wiwa (1941–1995) [http://en.wikipedia.o ...re]]'' by [[Heinemann]] and in ''[[Open Space: Six Contemporary Plays From Africa]]'' by [[Kagiso Publishers]].
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• Peter Cartwright
  ...ia.org/wiki/Peter_Cartwright_%28actor%29] was a South African-born British radio, stage, television and film actor. Peter Cartwright was born on 30 August 1935 in Krugersdorp, Gauteng, South Africa. Went to school at St. Andrew's College in Grahamstown, then went to Britai
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• Met Liefde van Marlies
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• Das Heilige Experiment
  Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as '''''[[Die Heilige Eksperiment]]''''' by [[Johan Olivier]], broadcast by ...y have been translated under that title by Warner for performance in South Africa. However, it is more likely that Litto is confusing this play with ''[[Try
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• Will
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• Jac J. Brits
  ...ee in Philosophy and [[Afrikaans-Nederlands]] at the [[University of South Africa]]. In 1981 he resigned from the civil serv ice to devote himself to his wri ...length plays for the stage (largely for schools and amateur stage) and for radio. He has been the recipient of a number of prizes and awards for his work ov
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• One Cool Cat
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• Sewe Stasies
  =''[[ Sewe Stasies]]'', a one-act radio play by [[Morkel van Tonder]] (1983)= == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Stasie in die Niet ("Station in the Void",
  ''[[Stasie in die Niet]]'' ("Station in the Void"), is a radio play written by [[Chris Barnard]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Die Rebellie van Lafras Verwey
  ...n Lafras Verwey]]'' ("The Rebellion of Lafras Verwey") is an [[Afrikaans]] radio and stage drama by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015). Originally written as a compelling and popular [[radio drama]], the play tells the story of a South African version of a Walter Mi
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• Faan se Stasie
  ...76 [[Afrikaans]] play by [[Pieter Fourie]] (1940-2021), as well as a 1997 radio drama based on it. The text was adapted for radio by [[Eben Cruywagen]] (see sub-entry below).
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• Die Val van 'n Regverdige Man
  ''[[Die Val van 'n Regverdige Man]]'' a radio drama by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• ESAT F&M Bibliography L
  ...of a dramatic sub-genre''. Unpublished M.A. Thesis, [[University of South Africa]].
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• Brand in de Jonge Jan
  A play in one act (originally written as a radio play) by [[Herman Heijermans]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Blomme in die Winter
  ''[[Blomme in die Winter]]'' a radio drama in 1974 by [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Bronwyn van Graan
  ...nd South Africa with youth from Botswana, South Africa and Canada via Bush Radio and Canada World Youth. ...]]'' ([[SAfm]]); ''[[Kroes]]'' (RSG); ''[[PaperchasE]]'' ([[BBC]] & [[Bush Radio]]); ''[[Playing In The Light]]'' (SAfm); ''[[What Happens In Hoedspruit]]''
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• Kitty Albertyn
  ...he play ''[[As Ons Twee Eers Getroud Is]]'' by [[Gerhard J. Beukes]] for [[Radio Sonder Grense]] and at the age of 92 she came out of retirement to appear i
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• Carolyn Steyn
  [[Carolyn Steyn]] (1960-). Actress and radio announcer. ...rica to take on roles in TV shows (e.g. ''[[Generations]]'') and co-host a Radio Today show ''Whispers with [[Carolyn Steyn]] and [[Michael de Pinna]]''.
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• Dr Bettie
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• Over the Hill
  ...r Moves]]'' by [[Witwatersrand University Press]] (1994) and in ''[[South Africa Plays]]'' published by [[Nick Hern Books]]. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go| == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Koffie en kondensmelk
  ...competed in the ''Miss Africa South'' pageant, (renamed ''Miss Black South Africa'' in 1977).[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_South_Africa#:~:text=8%20Ext == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• ESAT Venues R
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• The Wish
  Published in South Africa as a playtext by [[DALRO]], 1972. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Derek Bond
  ...sum's Universal Robots). This led to a substantial career largely in film, radio and TV. He however also maintained his theatrical skills by touring in sev An occasional writer for radio and television, Bond wrote a play, ''Unscheduled Stop'' (1968) for the pres
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• Cocky "Two Bull" Tlhotlhalemaje
  === Radio === ...work on [[Talk Radio 702]], which up to then had been regarded as a white radio station. According to some accounts he had been a soul singer in Angola an
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• The Fur Coat
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• Testosmoroon
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• As die Son Ondergaan
  ''[[As die Son Ondergaan]]'' ("When the sun sets") is a radio play by [[Jac J. Brits]] (1932-). == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Quiet Wedding
  Adapted for film and radio. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Die Pop
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• Marc Leemans
  [[Marc Leemans]] (1925-2015) [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0498665/]. Belgian radio, television and stage actor and director. He first visited South Africa in 1950 with the Belgiese Nationaal Toneelgeselskap, a company which includ
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• Vergelding
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• Wie Eerste Is
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• Vlek van Geregtigheid
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• Jive Cape Town Funny Festival
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• Buzani Kubawo
  ...]] called ''[[Botsang Ntate]]''. The play was also adapted as a serial for radio and broadcast by the [[SABC]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Having Our Say
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Dewar McCormack
  ...and at His Majesty's in Auckland. It was at this time that he started his radio career, which included a role as Albert, the Prince Consort, in the series When World War II broke out, he returned to South Africa and joined the Union Defence Force. In June 1942 he was caught up in the f
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• Road Trip
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• Rolf Lefebvre
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• African Jazz and Variety
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• Michael McNeile
  ...acter of Bulldog Drummond, who featured on stage, in books, comics, films, radio and later on television. He was educated at Cheltenham College and was act ...became known as the writer of a series of radio programmes entitled [[This Africa of Ours]], which ran for two years. For a while he also took over the mana
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• Hoera! Die Skool Brand
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• Toorberg
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• Blind Birds
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• Heinz du Preez
  ...Preez]] (**/**/**** - 02/10/1993) was involved in various aspects of South Africa’s film scene. He was sometimes referred to as [[Heins du Preez]] and eve ...ith B.K. Schoeman, drew up the first Afrikaans vocabulary of technical and radio terms. He also contributed articles to an Afrikaans magazine for juveniles
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• Dit Laat Mens Dink
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• Vincent van Gogga
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• While the Sun Shines
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• Prison Walls
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• Tsafendas
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• Life’s a Pitch
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• ESAT Festivals N
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• Lebogang Mashile
  ...ents in the United States of America in 1979. The family returned to South Africa in the mid-1990s after the first democratic elections in the country. ...ken Word Collective]]'', the first poetry collective of its kind in South Africa. In 2004 they created and performed ''[[This is Not An Intellectual Experie
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• Bound By Love
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• The Bicycle Thief
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• Simpatico
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• Colored Museum
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• Die Onderstevoor, Deurmekruis, Agterstebo-Dag
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• Vuka Machel
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• Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking
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• Jannie Botes
  ...career as a radio and television journalist in South Africa. He left South Africa in 1987 and settled in America. He was an Associate Professor in the School
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• Wombtide
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• Innie Rof
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• Umdlwembe?
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• Naked On a Goat
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• La Mort de Chaka
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• Dance into Darkness
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• Weg
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• Grand National Night
  ...s to the film version ''Grand National Night'' had been presented as a BBC Radio serial. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Noseweek
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• They Shoot Extras Don’t They ?
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• Valda Adams
  ...th [[Minna Millsten]]. In addition she worked as a technical producer for radio drama, probably the first woman to have been employed in such a role. She ...usician with a long career as broadcaster, producer and performer in South Africa and the United Kingdom. (FO)
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• Uncle Rhoo
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• Born at the Right Time
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• Terrick Fitzhugh
  He started his career in Malta and came to South Africa in 1973. He worked for [[NAPAC]], [[PACT]], [[Pieter Toerien]] and at the [ ...Todd]]'', ''[[Ross]]'' and in ''[[London Assurance]]'' on a visit to South Africa in 1984.
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• Play
  ...refer to various media, as in "[[Stage Play|stage play]]", "[[Radio Play|radio play]]", "[[Television Play|television play]]". ...urposes, and have become increasingly important and widely spread in South Africa since the mid 1970s.
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• Vid. Alex
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• Trolliekind
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• No Easy Walk
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• SéZar
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• The Reluctant Debutante
  == Performance history in South Africa == 1956: First produced in South Africa by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], opening 13 November 1956, with [[Joan Blak
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• The Year of the Yellow Snake
  == Performance history in South Africa == ...lish''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Pretoria: [[University of South Africa]].
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• D.B.Z. Ntuli
  Professor of African Languages at the [[University of South Africa]]. ...halazi]]'' (“The acting arena”), a collection of one-act plays for stage, radio and television (1988).
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• The Rainqueen and the Baobab Tree
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• Heresy & Treason
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• People in Love
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• James Whyle
  Grew up in the Amatole Mountains of the Eastern Cape in South Africa. Conscripted into the apartheid army in 1980, he was discharged on the grou ...([[SASWU]]) and a full time writer since 1994. Besides writing for stage, radio and TV, he also writes feature articles for Playboy, Style and Sunday Times
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• O'Flaherty V.C.
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• Die Toweruur
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• On the fourth Day of Christmas
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• Discreet
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• Jack Bligh
  ...e, Kent, 29/11/1889 – d. 25/09/1967, St. John’s Wood, London) was a stage, radio, film and television actor, as well as a producer for stage and television. In 1926 he toured South Africa with Dennis Neilson-Terry [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Neilson-Ter
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• 'n Wedstryd in Droomland
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• Mysteries and Misses
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• Four Paces By Two
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• Sommer So!
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• Blood
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• The Nun's Romantic Story
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• A Mad Breakfast
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• The Storyteller
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• With Friends Like These
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• Encore Bra Joe
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• Exchange no Robbery or The Diamond Ring
  == Performances in South Africa == 1825: Produced in Cape Town, South Africa by the [[Garrison Players]] on 8 October, (along with ''[[The Midnight Hour
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• Women In Spirit
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• Noël Coward
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• The Faith Healer
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• Peter Ngwenya
  He was a selfmotivated playwright, who started out writing for radio. ...in 1987, That same year it was presented at the Culture in Another South Africa (Casa) festival in Amsterdam, Holland. In 1988(?) his play Save the child t
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• Curl up and Dye
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• Whoops : A Retrospective Upsy Daisy In a Corner the Sky Surrenders
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• The 0010 Revenge
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• At This Stage: Plays from Post-apartheid South Africa
  ''[[At This Stage: Plays from Post-apartheid South Africa]]'' is a collection of four plays compiled and edited by [[Greg Homann]]. ....com/new-territories-theatre-drama-and-performance-in-post-apartheid-south-africa/
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• Kruger kook: 'n Resep vir Moeilikheid
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• Under the Oaks and over the Hills
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• The Breaking of Bread
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• Zenobia Kloppers
  ...d music productions, showcased at theatres and arts festival both in South Africa and abroad. Stage performances include *** ''[[Ghoema]]'' ([[David Kramer|K ...''Boomerang'' (all for Radiosondergrense), and ''Skinderbek'' (for Ulwazi Radio).
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• I Have Been Here Before
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• Bruce Anderson
  ...1905-****). Actor, baritone, director and producer for opera, theatre and radio. ...d in 1937 to join the [[SABC]], establishing a reputation as a producer of radio opera productions and as a solo and operatic singer. After 1938 he collabor
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• Between the Teeth
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• The First Night of Pygmalion
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• George Korelin
  ...n, Surrey, 02/03/1919 – d. Johannesburg, 17/01/1991) was a stage, film and radio actor. Also credited as George Lane. ...a firm favourite in the role of Chuck Edwards in ''Taxi!'', a long-running radio series presenting “a week-by-week account of the trials and tribulations
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• Bloody Eyes - Mehlondini
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• Goree
  == Performance history in South Africa == ...overy. Her travels take her as far as an island off Dakar in Senegal, West Africa. The island is Gorée, steeped in history and notorious for its role in the
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• Journal of Southern African Studies
  ...on Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• We can't pay We won't pay
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• The Film Society
  ...Jon Robin Baitz (1961-), about about the staff of a prep school in South Africa in the 1970s, and a teacher who tries to keep politics out of his film clu ...Africa, where his headmaster, like the character “Balton”, had once been a radio actor.
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• Orpheus… I mean Euridice… I mean the Natural History of a Chorus Girl
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• Carrie Ebstein
  ...adford, Yorkshire, 29/03/1887 – d. Johannesburg, 16/04/1967) was a writer, radio announcer, journalist, newspaper editor and publicist. ...1904, her profession was given as “artiste”. The family settled in South Africa in 1901 and in 1916 Carrie contributed the story for a scenario [[Norman H.
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• Ntsikana
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• Ngiyazisa
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• Jan Spies
  [[Jan Spies]] (1936-1996) was an [[Afrikaans]] lecturer, writer, storyteller, radio and TV personality. ...] on 30 June 1936, on the farm Sekretarispan, near Mariental in South West Africa (now known as Namibia).
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• Black Dog Inj'emnyama
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• It's my Life
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• Die Goeie Hoop
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• Kip Andrews
  ...ame'', ''Fiorella'' and many others, and appeared on television and at the Radio City Music Hall. Choreographed productions of ''Guys & Dolls'', ''Finian's ...nd it is here he met [[Carynne Thomas]], whom he married. He came to South Africa again in 1984 to choreograph ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]'' for [[Taubie Kushl
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• Edward Tsumele
  ...ision on SA arts and entertainment issues, including on SABC1, e.tv, SAFM, Radio 2000 and Metro FM.
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• 7 Up South Africa
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• The Two Kingdoms
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• Portrait of Dorothy Parker
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• One Voice
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• Jozi Jozi
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• Middle Age Spread
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• Give a Child
  ...out the educational crisis faced by many black high-school pupils in South Africa, with music composed and arranged by the author. The piece uses music, danc == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Die Voorlopers
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• Natalia
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• Thespians
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• Primary English Class
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• Blind Mind
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• Kaspar on the Electric Chair
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• Dark Continents
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• The Daughter-in-Law
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• The Old Maid and the Thief
  ''[[The Old Maid and the Thief]]'' is a radio opera in one act by Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• What Are You Doing Here?
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• Rise Up and Walk International Youth Arts Festival
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• 'n Vaste Burg
  ...casts appear to have been used with one ort two exceptions. Probably for radio performances of the play. Besides Pohl's name, the text bears only two full == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Goud
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• Eden And Other Places
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• Die Dikker Bloed
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• Vlieg Sonder Vlerke
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• Usizi
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• Die Re-Unie
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• Stop the Tears
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• Forbidden Fruit
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• Harold Lake
  ...er divorced and but when he remarried in 1952, his profession was given as radio announcer. His new bride was Dublin-born Maureen Thereas Frances Smith, be ...on'' and ''Greeting with Glenryck''. He was also the host announcer for ''Radio Theatre''. After World War II he often appeared in public concerts and var
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• Die Nag by die Blokhuis
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• Die Vreemde Besoeker
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• Ontgroening
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• Joanna Palmer
  ....html]. She also appeared in television productions. She returned to South Africa in 1983. Worked in radio, cabaret and made a few records.
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• The Distance Remains
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• Hanskind van die Bos
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• Braaiboud
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• Die Vloek
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• Vincent
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• In my Dae
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• Something Cheeky
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• The Ruffian on the Stair
  First broadcast on BBC Radio in August 1964. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Yvon Saxby
  ...Scott]], [[J.B. Rowe]] and [[Florence Roberts]]. He subsequently became a radio broadcaster, first with the Schlesinger-owned [[African Broadcasting Compan ..., Thelma - The history and social significance of motion pictures in South Africa 1895-1940
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• Prokara
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• Survivor
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• Doreen Mantle
  ...n shows devised by [[Ian Messiter]], who later in the UK, would create BBC Radio 4’s ''Just A Minute''. ...al injustice of apartheid. She followed this with work for Legal Aid South Africa. Mantle had met Joshua Graham-Smith, a computer engineer, at the theatre an
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• Other Places
  ...Family Voices''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Voices] is a 1980 radio play for three voices - it exposes the story of a mother, son, and dead hus ...ation_%28play%29] is a 1982 short play for two actors and it consists of a radio dialogue between a minicab controller (or dispatcher) and a driver (#274) w
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• The Firstborn
  Broadcast as a radio play by the BBC in 1947, first staged in 1948. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Call
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• Bruce Millar
  He was first seen in South Africa as the blind boy in ''[[Butterflies are Free]]''. Bruce is also a familiar voice to the dying breed of radio listeners, having played Al Capone in ''Mr Scarface'' and Pip in ''Great Ex
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• Kenneth Baker
  ...respected and much sought-after actor in stage, film and radio in [[South Africa]]. ...pany) where he was invariably prevailed upon to appear in locally produced radio plays. Also involved with the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]], fig
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• Shakespeare's People
  == Performance history in South Africa == ...lip Bowen, David Dodimead, Rosalind Shanks, and Rod Willmott, toured South Africa with the piece under the auspices of [[Pieter Toerien]]. It was performed a
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• Cetshwayo
  ...the last autonomous Zulu king by the secretary for Native Affairs in South Africa, Sir [[Theophilus Shepstone]]. The play was written at the time the Hertzog == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Herman Pretorius
  [[Herman Pretorius]] (1948-) is a voice artist, stage and radio actor, director and cabaret director, poet and dramatist. ...umber of stage works in the early years, performed in an enormous range of radio dramas, and did some film and TV work.
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• Birth of a Union
  ...n of the National Convention of 1908 Which brough about the Union of South Africa", the play dramatizes the three issues which caused the most contention amo == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Pirow Bekker
  In 1964 he became a lecturer in at the [[University of South Africa]] ([[Unisa]]) and in 1967 senior lecturer, obtaining his D.Litt et Phil in He also wrote a number of radio dramas, including ''[[Herberg by die Brug]]'' (1991) and ''[[Dis die haan]]
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• The Stanley Parkers
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• Verlore Geluk
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• Good Grief, a Griffin
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• Lang Tentakels
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• Unomzamo
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• Can You Feel It?
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• Why do moths fly like crazy f*@
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• Denis Hatfield
  ...shire, **/**/1906 - d. **/**/****) was a long time reviewer , arts critic, radio broadcaster, the author of a number of books on South African arts and cul ...sed on a series of talks broadcast by the English Service of [[Radio South Africa]], it was edited by Hatfield and illustrated by E.A. Gundersen. (Cape Town/
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• Bill Brewer
  [[Bill Brewer]] (19**-1984) Actor, radio personality and theatre and film critic. Came to South Africa in 1948 with a show called ''[[Seeing Stars]]''/ ''[[Singing Stars]]'' (??*
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• Township Fever
  ...kes a look at at one of the largest and most effective worker’s strikes in Africa, involving a company of 50 performers and musicians. Opened at the [[Market == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Red George
  ...als he kept in the 1800s came to light. First turned into a 40-part, daily radio series (in collaboration with his sister [[Judith Krummeck]]), the diaries == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Wie is Wie?
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• Die Goue Sleutel
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• Die Skaapwagters van Bethlehem
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• The Trial of Dedan Kimathi
  == Performance history in South Africa == ...H. Katrak]]. 2021. ''Jay Pather, Performance and Spatial Politics in South Africa'' Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
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• Albert Maritz
  [[Albert Maritz]] (1960-) is a stage, film, radio and television actor, television presenter, director and editor, theatre [[ ...ooled in in Belville, South Africa. Son of [[Dawie Maritz]], he grew up in radio studios, behind stages and in his dad's dark room developing rolls of film.
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• Creative Workers Union of South Africa
  Acronym: [[CWUSA]] Alternative spelling: [[Creative Workers' Union of South Africa]] ...the [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] and the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]. This is a process that began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congr
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• Die Reënboogkruik; Spektakels met Somme en Tafels & Zetta se Soektog
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• Bodas de Sangre
  ...nd Richard L. O'Connell was translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted as a radio drama by [[Pieter de Bruyn]] as ''[[Huwelik van Bloed]]'' ("Wedding of blo == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• American Buffalo
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• Where We At?
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• Verdwaalde Skadu's
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• The Revenge
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• Geoffrey William Hitchcock
  ...Rugby England, working for British Thompson Heuston, he returned to South Africa in 1939 to work at the Johannesburg Power Station. During the war he was a ...stories in the Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine. His stories were read on radio and his plays were produced and won him national recognition in New Zealand
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• Michelle Constant
  ...and television presenter. Chief Executive of [[BASA]] (Business Arts South Africa) 2008-. She was honoured by the French Ambassador to South Africa with the title of ''Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres'' in February 2016.
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• Argentinië: Oos Wes, Tuis Bes
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• Twee Samesprake
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• Lisette Lecat
  ...try’s national theatres and several commercial companies and did extensive radio and voice-over work both commercially and for the SABC. She moved to Spain,
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• P.S. Your Cat is Dead!
  == Performance History in South Africa == 1978: First produced in South Africa by [[Pieter Toerien]], directed by [[Dennis Breto]]. The cast: [[Anthony Da
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• Daar was 'n Skippie
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• Stanley Raphael
  [[Stanley Raphael]] (1919–1980) was an actor and radio announcer. ...me announcer with the [[SABC]] and later with [[LM Radio]] and [[Springbok Radio]]. He also had roles in two films, namely ''[[Die Kaskenades van Dokter Kw
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• Fuenteovejuna
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• Johann Potgieter
  [[Johann Potgieter]] (1950-) is a radio and TV writer and actor Born on 14 November, 1950, in Postmasburg, Northern Cape, South Africa.
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• When the Saints Go Marching In
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• Woknakwyf!
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• Die Stem van Suid-Afrika
  ...s://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Stem_van_Suid-Afrika] (''[[The Call of South Africa]]'') was an [[Afrikaans]] poem, written by [[C.J. Langenhoven]] , and also ...s. In 1957, it was '''formally''' adopted as the national anthem of South Africa, and remained so from 1957 to 1994. Often referred to simply as ''[[Die Ste
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• Wings
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• The Hunt for the Man in the Moon
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• Shakespeare Lady: The Life and Times of Fanny Kemble
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• Tom Jones
  ...the years, for stage (as straight play, as a musical and as an opera), for radio, TV and film. Interestingly enough, Fielding, a successful dramatist in his The following adaptations have been produced in South Africa:
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• Royston Stoffels
  ...s Radio plays as well as having been a presenter on national and community radio. He still loves teaching and mentoring and lectured at Stellenbosch Drama D ...on and spent the eighties touring schools and communities throughout South Africa , gaining invaluable experience an actor and director. He was also Drama or
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• Crooning Down Memory Lane
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• The House of the Living Dead
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• Shaken, Not Stirred!
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• The Anastasia File
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• Citi Boy
  ...d and produced by [[The Institute for Social and Individual Development in Africa]] (ISIDA) with sponsorship by the [[Oude Meester Foundation for the Arts]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Indaba
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• Die Verkeerde Trein
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• The Deadly Game
  The play is based on ''[[Die Panne]]'', a radio drama and short story by [[Friedrich Dürrenmatt]]. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Here
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• Odd Man In
  A radio play with this title was written by [[Albert Raphael]] ([[NELM]] Location: == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Date
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• Ubuntu Bill
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• Peggy Caine
  Born [[Peggy Jean Caine]] in South Africa, she emigrated to Australia in at the start of the 1960s. ...y J.C Williamson Theatres in the major cities followed by many amateur and radio productions. Other plays include ''[[Byron In Love]]'', ''[[Dear Jenny, Dea
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• Die Rebel
  ...'[[Die Rebel]]'' ("the Rebel") that have been performed/published in South Africa''' == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Comedy Tonight!
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• That's No Lady, That's My Husband
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• Die Aangenome Dogter
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• The Wheel
  == Performance history in South Africa == 1998: Staged with ''[[The Transistor Radio]]'' in December 1998 in the [[Dalro Theatre]] at the [[Windybrow Theatre Co
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• Raedawn Stevens
  ...]]'' (1970) and ''[[Die Wit Sluier]]'' (1973), the latter based on another radio serial, this time by [[Naomi van Niekerk]]. In between she made ''[[Sperrg ...at trapeze artist Mary Atterbury and her husband, Lee Stath, visited South Africa, they invited Stevens to join The Flying Marilees. The troupe subsequently
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• Die Kroon op sy Hoof
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• AU
  A satirical look at life in South Africa, the cabaret had a mock programme in which the audience is invited to what == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Boers at the End of the World
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• How Table Mountain Got Its Cloud
  .../Ian_Colvin] as one of the many stories he collected in the volume ''South Africa'' as part of the ''Romance of Empire'' series published by T.C.& E.C. Jac ==''[[How Table Mountain Got Its Cloud]]'' A Legend of South Africa by [[Dorothy Black]]==
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• Call Us Crazy
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• Oktobernag
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• Vaughan Scott
  ...ge, radio and television experience in the United Kingdom, Kenya and South Africa.
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• Big Boys
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• Die Terras
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• Koffie en Sigarette
  (South Africa, 2022). The crew included [[Jaco Loubser]], [[Tania Reed]] and [[Paul Vente Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Die Manakwalanners
  ...is sound technician who set out to document the people of North West South Africa (Namaqualand). == Broadcast history in South Africa ==
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• Nazli George
  ...[[Taliep Petersen]] has received much acclaim and she became one of South Africa's top TV actresses with appearances in ''[[Die Allemans]]'', ''[[Onder Enge She had a role in a radio broadcast of [[Kanna]] ([[RSG]] November 1994). She directed and acted in '
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• Owen Pegram
  ...owed to return. He became a professor at Cambridge and worked with the BBC radio. He was always involved with theatre, especially in children’s theatre.
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• Die Kersvaders
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• Peter Dews
  ...two years before joining the BBC, in Birmingham, working as a director in radio and television. A freelance theatre worker as well, he became the Birmingha ...ctions at various UK theatres, as well as venues in the USA, Canada, South Africa, Israel, Malta, Éire and Hong Kong.
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• Dream of the Dog
  Originally written as a radio play, it was adapted for the stage and first performed on stage in 2007. Th == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The Martian Chronicles
  .../wiki/Ray_Bradbury]. It has been adapted for theatre, film, television and radio by various authors over the years. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Percy Baneshik
  ...f the [[Sunday Chronicle]] in Johannesburg. Between 1947-48 he served as a Radio Officer with the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) of the United Nat ...the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], 1968). Baneshik is also the author of radio features entitled ''[[Fugue for South African Voices]]'' (1952) and ''Portr
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• Pilatus
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• Sego (The African Calabash)
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• Fireside Tales
  == Performance history in South Africa == ...' was produced by [[The Institute for Social and Individual Development in Africa]] (ISIDA) at the [[Guild Theatre]] in October 1993. The production team was
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• Die Volmaakte Huwelik
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• The Rape of the Belt
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• Gabriel Bayman
  [[Gabriel Bayman]] (1917-1980) was a stage, film and radio actor. ...ica’s various ethnic groups. In fact, on film and even more frequently on radio, he was well-known for his so-called "[[Cape Coloured]]" characters. He als
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• Amanda Lane
  .../za.linkedin.com/in/amanda-lane-43211817]. Actress, director; one of South Africa's most controversial and cutting edge actors. ...atre credits include ''[[The Crucible]]'', ''[[Molly Sweeney]]'', ''[[Talk Radio]]'', ''[[The Snakebird]]'', ''[[Closer]]''.
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• Sheila Chisholm
  ...Cape Town based ballet teacher and administrator, journalist, reviewer and radio announcer. ...w, the sister to [[Fiona Chisholm]] and Morag Chisholm. They came to South Africa in 1946 when their father was appointed Principal and Dean of the College o
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• Or You Could Kiss Me
  ...e spent together. In the perfect summer of 1971, in a very different South Africa, their handsome younger selves search for the courage to fall in love with == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Touch My Blood
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• Anna Meintjies
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• X-identiteit
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Four Plays
  1. '''''Introduction''''': An overview of theatre in South Africa ([[Zakes Mda]]) Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Moshoeshoe
  == Performance history in South Africa == [[Mona de Beer]]. 1995. ''Who Did What in South Africa''. Johannesburg: Ad Donker.
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• Not I
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• In the Summer of 1918
  A radio play by Scottish actor, director and dramatist Stephen MacDonald [http://e == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• The House in Fern Road
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Memory of Water
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Trial
  The Trial is the title of several plays written and/or produced in South Africa. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Terloops
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Wanneer Engele Val
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• Wesens
  ...a first of its kind art-house, found footage, sci-fi, mystery set in South Africa in 1967", telling of four South African security agents who investigate an ...October, 2020 and shown at film theatres in all the major centres in South Africa.
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• Hie' Sit die Manne
  The play was adapted for radio and diected and produced by [[Johan Rademan]] in 2015. == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Ile
  ...into [[Afrikaans]] as '''''[[Traan]]''''' ("(human) tear") and adapted for radio. Broadcast on the AQfrikaans Ser vice of the SABC on 6 November 1963, direc == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Harcourt Collett
  ...a stockbroker’s clerk. Not long afterwards he seems to have come to South Africa for the first time and by 1909 he was on the stage in Johannesburg, acting ...e [[SABC]] in 1944, but is known to have appeared as Lord Melbourne in the radio play ''[[Victoria Regina]]'' and as the Duke of York in ''[[Richard II]]''
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• Babbel
  Designed to be staged out-of-doors, around a cell-phone tower or radio mast, the play is part of an award-winning trilogy of [[site specific]] pla == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Channel 48
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Obe
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Lorenzo: A Biography of D.H.Lawrence
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Die Onmoontlike Tweeling
  == Performance history in South Africa == == Performance history in South Africa ==
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• Indumba
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Carnival of the Bear
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Some Mothers' Sons
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Policja
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Die Braaiboud
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Hey Smile Wit' Me
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Vumani Bo! Siyavuma!
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Hold Up The Sun
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• You can't stop the Revolution
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Legally Blonde
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Umongikazi: The Nurse
  ==Performance history in South Africa== Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Florist Shop
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Selfish Shellfish
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Under the Roses
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Dennis Folbigge
  [[Dennis Folbigge]] (19**-1995). Stage, radio and televison actor, writer and producer. Born in London, came to South Africa in 1946. He died in 1995.
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• Die Journalisten
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Court Secret
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Will Mastin Trio Featuring Sammy Davis Jr
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Savage Sport
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• French Gray
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• The Master of Two Servants
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Die Brummers Hou Bruilof
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Die Reën Van Jou Liefde
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Strike it Rich
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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• Die Sluipskutter
  == Performance history in South Africa == Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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