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'''''The Red Silk Umbrella''''' Is a musical play with book and lyrics written by [[James Ambrose Brown]] and music by [[Arthure Evans]].
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'''''The Red Silk Umbrella''''' Is a musical play with book and lyrics written by [[James Ambrose Brown]] and music by [[Arthur Evans]].
  
 
== The original text ==
 
== The original text ==
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== Performance history in South Africa ==
 
== Performance history in South Africa ==
1962: Staged by the [[Kushlick-Gluckman]] company in Johannesburg, directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], with [[Joe Stewardson]] (Smiffo), [[Katarina Holden]] (Angie), [[June Shannon]] (Mrs Mariah Swart), [[Richard Daneel]] (Mr Joubert), [[Charles Stodel]] (Mr Samuel), [[Rigby Foster]] (Mr Ponsonby-Jones), [[Ronnie Shelton|Ron Shellton]] (Mr Magebula (Sixpence) Mahlatimi), [[Phillip James]] (Mr Sam Naidoo and [[John Dawkins]] (London Bobby). Musical direction by [[Arthure Evans]] and decor by [[Giuseppe Cattaneo]].
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1964: After having been cancelled after the leading lady was injured two weeks into rehearsal towards the end of 1961, the show was staged by the [[Kushlick-Gluckman]] company in Johannesburg, directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], with [[Joe Stewardson]] (Smiffo), [[Katarina Holden]] (Angie), [[June Shannon]] (Mrs Mariah Swart), [[Richard Daneel]] (Mr Joubert), [[Charles Stodel]] (Mr Samuel), [[Rigby Foster]] (Mr Ponsonby-Jones), [[Ronnie Shelton|Ron Shellton]] (Mr Magebula (Sixpence) Mahlatimi), [[Phillip James]] (Mr Sam Naidoo and [[John Dawkins]] (London Bobby). Musical direction by [[Arthure Evans]] and decor by [[Giuseppe Cattaneo]].
  
 
== Sources ==
 
== Sources ==

Latest revision as of 16:44, 11 January 2020

The Red Silk Umbrella Is a musical play with book and lyrics written by James Ambrose Brown and music by Arthur Evans.

The original text

Translations and adaptations

Performance history in South Africa

1964: After having been cancelled after the leading lady was injured two weeks into rehearsal towards the end of 1961, the show was staged by the Kushlick-Gluckman company in Johannesburg, directed by Leon Gluckman, with Joe Stewardson (Smiffo), Katarina Holden (Angie), June Shannon (Mrs Mariah Swart), Richard Daneel (Mr Joubert), Charles Stodel (Mr Samuel), Rigby Foster (Mr Ponsonby-Jones), Ron Shellton (Mr Magebula (Sixpence) Mahlatimi), Phillip James (Mr Sam Naidoo and John Dawkins (London Bobby). Musical direction by Arthure Evans and decor by Giuseppe Cattaneo.

Sources

Tucker, 1997. 159, 187.

Kushlick-Gluckman theatre programme (undated).

Playscript, musical score, lyrics, photographs and other material held by NELM (various entries in the NELM catalogue).

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