Vol. 30 (2017) | Shakespeare in Southern Africa

Published: 2018-02-09

Editorial: “Decolonising Shakespeare?” contestations and re-imaginings for a post-liberation South Africa

Lliane Loots, Sandra Young, Miranda Young-Jahangeer

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.1S

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From Shakespearean singularity to singular Shakespeares: finding new names for will-in-the-world

Chris Thurman

1-13

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.2S

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Departing from Shakespeare: reflections triggered by re-staging Manhattan’s west side on KwaZulu-Natal’s East Coast (2013)

Sarah Roberts

14-29

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.3S

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Reflections on a black Paulina: a personal tale recounted from a retrospective perspective

Noxolo Matete

30-42

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.4S

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“To tell our Storie”: reflections on a queer adaptation of Hamlet

Thys Heydenrych

43-55

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.5S

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A South African Romeo and Juliet: gender identity in Minky Schlesinger’s Gugu and Andile

Chandré Botha, Chris Broodryk

56-69

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.6S

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Black queer woman Iago

Pumelela ‘Push’ Nqelenga

70-75

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.7S

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To play is the thing: (re)imagining Shakespeare on a post-colonial stage

Tamar Meskin

76-85

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.8S

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Transformation’s Tempest: Miranda as a student of higher education in South Africa

Ayanda Khala-Phiri

86-94

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.9S

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“Much Ado About …” multiple directorial readings across histories and cultures

Deborah Lutge

95-106

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.10S

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Interview: Introducing Sonny – the story of “The Robben Island Bible”

Devaksha Moodley

107-112

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.11S

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Review: The Robben Island Shakespeare by Matthew Hahn

Marié-Heleen Coetzee

113-115

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.12S

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Review: The Storming by the Insurrections Ensemble

Dilip Menon

116-118

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.13S

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Review: Coriolanus/ Post-Coriolanus/ Counter-Coriolanus/ DCoriolanus?

Molly Brown

119-121

DOI:

10.4314/sisa.v30i1.14S

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Articles

Editorial: “Decolonising Shakespeare?” contestations and re-imaginings for a post-liberation South Africa

DOI:

From Shakespearean singularity to singular Shakespeares: finding new names for will-in-the-world

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Departing from Shakespeare: reflections triggered by re-staging Manhattan’s west side on KwaZulu-Natal’s East Coast (2013)

DOI:

Reflections on a black Paulina: a personal tale recounted from a retrospective perspective

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“To tell our Storie”: reflections on a queer adaptation of Hamlet

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A South African Romeo and Juliet: gender identity in Minky Schlesinger’s Gugu and Andile

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Black queer woman Iago

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To play is the thing: (re)imagining Shakespeare on a post-colonial stage

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Transformation’s Tempest: Miranda as a student of higher education in South Africa

DOI:

“Much Ado About …” multiple directorial readings across histories and cultures

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Interview: Introducing Sonny – the story of “The Robben Island Bible”

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Review: The Robben Island Shakespeare by Matthew Hahn

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Review: The Storming by the Insurrections Ensemble

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Review: Coriolanus/ Post-Coriolanus/ Counter-Coriolanus/ DCoriolanus?

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