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Product Number: BBK0205 / Catalogue Number: ISBN 0-9585113-7-3 / Barcode: 9780958511377 / Format: Soft Cover 36pp / Language: Afrikaans

Lizz Meiring is one of South Africa's most versatile entertainers. She is a celebrated actress, and is also known as television presenter, theatrical director, playwright, novelist, script writer, lecturer, producer, journalist, popular compére, public speaker and voice artist.

A series of books containing the scripts of some of Lizz Meiring's original theatre productions, was recently published. Lizz se Speel Goed is a series of six publications and focuses on innovative and economically viable pieces that can be easily performed by educational institutions and independent theatre or drama groups. The pieces are very suitable for individuals or groups who need material for competitions, drama lessons, exams and auditions. It includes additional information on staging, sound, lighting and contact information for help and advice.

This is book 4 in the series of 6.

About the book:

A modern, original and affordable mini-pantomime. It is packed with funny one-liners, colourful characters, surprising storylines and song lyrics. This piece was originally commissioned for the 2006 special Christmas episode of Kyknet's Villa Rosa. This funky interpretation of the well-known fairytale has got true South African flair - reflected in the humor and in the characters. The piece is suitable for male or female actors.

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The artist and/or owner of this publication had not nominated any specific beneficiary. R 10.00 from each unit sold will be allocated directly to Music for Maize's Main Food Account, from where it will be distributed to qualifying beneficiaries at our discretion. VAT and transaction costs are also included in the selling price.

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