John is Bongile Mantsai and Julie is Hilda Cronje in Mies Julie. The South African-born director Yael Farber sets her adaptation of StrindbergÕs classic Miss Julie in the remote, bleak beauty of the eastern Cape Karoo. Baxter Theatre Centre, South African State Theatre and Assembly.
Assembly Hall, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Edinburgh, Scotland. UK
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