The Flag is Flying: A Very Personal History of Theatre in the Old South Africa - Leonard Schach
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"Leonard Schach participated in every stage of the development of a theatre in South Africa between the years 1925 and 1994. He produced and directed some of the best plays ever to be seen in this country. The Flag is Flying is an engrossing personal history of the South African theatre by the "whole theatre man", filled with notable and perceptive anecdotes and sympathetic, sharp and convincing pen-portraits of theatre personalities. The passion Schach brought to his work in theatre permeates his recollections of the period and events he experienced first-hand. The generous selection of illustrations, some never previously published, is a visual celebration of the development of South African theatre."
Price: R250.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1996
Publishers: Human & Rousseau
ISBN: 9780798135511
Condition: Dust jacket and hardcover in excellent condition, with very minor shelf wear at the bottom of the front cover. Internally in excellent condition.
Price: R250.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1996
Publishers: Human & Rousseau
ISBN: 9780798135511
Condition: Dust jacket and hardcover in excellent condition, with very minor shelf wear at the bottom of the front cover. Internally in excellent condition.