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| − | (''Stander: All Roads Lead to Fort Lauderdale''), by [[Charles J. Fourie]]. A one-man Afrikaans play about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander and the infamous "Stander Gang". | + | (''Stander: All Roads Lead to Fort Lauderdale''), by [[Charles J. Fourie]]. A one-man Afrikaans play about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andre_Stander] and the infamous "Stander Gang". |
See: ''[[Stander]]'' (film) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stander_%28film%29]. | See: ''[[Stander]]'' (film) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stander_%28film%29]. | ||
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== Performance history in South Africa == | == Performance history in South Africa == | ||
| − | Premièred at the [[KKNK]] in 2000, directed by [[Charles J. Fourie]], with [[Albert Maritz]] as André Stander. The same production was staged in June 2000 in the [[Gauloises Warehouse Theatre]] in Cape Town and in April 2003 in the Sanlam Studio at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. | + | Premièred at the [[KKNK]] in 2000, directed by [[Charles J. Fourie]], with [[Albert Maritz]] as André Stander. The same production was staged in June 2000 in the [[Gauloises Warehouse Theatre]] in Cape Town, [[Aardklop]] 2000 and in April 2003 in the Sanlam Studio at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. |
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Latest revision as of 10:25, 10 August 2016
(Stander: All Roads Lead to Fort Lauderdale), by Charles J. Fourie. A one-man Afrikaans play about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander [1] and the infamous "Stander Gang".
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Performance history in South Africa
Premièred at the KKNK in 2000, directed by Charles J. Fourie, with Albert Maritz as André Stander. The same production was staged in June 2000 in the Gauloises Warehouse Theatre in Cape Town, Aardklop 2000 and in April 2003 in the Sanlam Studio at the Baxter Theatre.
Sources
Press release, March 2000.
Die Burger, 30 March 2000.
Mail & Guardian, 14 June 2000.
Cape Times, 22 April 2003.
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