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• Cape Times Theatre Award
  ...' for amateur theatre productions were introduced in 1971, with one award, for Best Play. Since then several categories have been added.
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• Graham Boxall
  '''Graham Boxall''' (19**-). Actor based in Cape Town. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Muizenberg Amateur Dramatic Society
  ...r the years, winning the [[Cape Times Award for Amateur Theatre]] numerous times. == For more information ==
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• Tony Stiglingh
  ...heatre director. He received the Cape Times Amateur Director of 1982 Award for directing [[Sleuth]]. He directed and played Oberon in ''[[A Midsummer Nigh
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• Walter Hodges
  '''Walter Hodges''' (19**-). Active in amateur theatre productions in Cape Town until circa 2008. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Mike Tompson
  [[Mike Tompson]] (19**-). Actor, Theatre manager. ...pe Town. In December 1988 he joined [[Pieter Toerien]] as Manager at the [[Theatre on the Bay]].
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• Celia Musikanth
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== She was the inspiration behind the founding of the [[Muizenberg Amateur Dramatic Society]] ([[MADS]]) in 1978.
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• Billy Trengove
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...[Cape Times Award]] for best amateur production of the year in the Western Cape. In 1979 he and [[Frans Smuts]] organised a pageant as part of the [[Stell
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• Fiona Chisholm
  [[Fiona Chisholm]] () was a Cape Town based journalist, ballet and theatre reviewer and arts editor. ...appointed Principal and Dean of the College of Music at the University of Cape Town. She was married to journalist and yachtsman Brian Blaine Lello (1916-
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• Jill Fletcher
  ...(1929- 2003) was a Cape Town puppeteer, dramatist, journalist, critic and theatre historian. ...history of theatre at the [[New Africa Theatre]] Association. She died in Cape Town on December 28, 2003.
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• Chris Buchanan
  He was born in Cape Town in 1962. He studied Physical Education at Stellenbosch University wher He worked for [[CAPAB]], [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[NAPAC]] productions.
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• Rick Rogers
  ...He joined the [[Masque Players]] in Muizenberg. He has performed regularly for [[C.O.D.S]], [[Fish Hoek Drama Society]] and [[The Masque Players]]. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• ESAT Venues C
  Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]] [[CAP]], Cape Town
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• ESAT Venues M
  [[Magnet Theatre]], Cape Town [[Magnet Theatre Educational Trust]]
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• Johann Nel
  ...play. After he left the College in 199*, he joined an advertising firm in Cape Town as copywriter. == Contribution to South African theatre ==
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• Shaleen Surtie-Richards
  ...n Upington on 7 May 1955, daughter of a school principal. Her mother had a theatre company in Upington. She was schooled both in Upington and in Cape Town. Qualifying as a kindergarden teacher, she taught in both cities betwe
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• Yvonne Bryceland
  [[Yvonne Bryceland]]. (1926-1992). Superb Cape Town born actress. Yvonne Bryceland, née Heilbuth, was born on18 November 1925 in Cape Town, South Africa and died of cancer on 13 January 1992 at the age of 66 a
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• ESAT Venues S
  Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]] [[S.A.]] As an acronym for '''South-Africa'''
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• Michael Brunner
  ...ing in Johannesburg which was launched and he lived on board with his wife for years at the Bluff Yacht Club in Durban. Ultimately he sold it and lived in He died in August 2012 in the Western Cape village of Prince Albert.
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• Community Theatre Festival
  A term used to refer to festivals set up to showcase work from [[Community Theatre]] practitioners and groups. There have been a number of such initiatives in See also [[Community Theatre]] and [[Festival]]
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• The Pirates of Penzance
  ...f Duty]]''''', it is best known by the shorter title. (Also referred to at times simply as ''[[Pirates of Penzance]]'') ...hen made its debut at the Opera Comique in London on 3 April 1880, running for 363 performances.
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• Jo Gevers
  ...[[Iphigeneia]]'' (Euripides) and ''[[Once More]]'' (at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre). ...1971 the couple returned to Belgium, to continue teaching and working in theatre there, ''inter alia'' at the Arkel Theater, Ghent.
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• Chris Vorster
  There appear to have been '''three''' theatre personalities by the name of [[Chris Vorster]] =[[Chris Vorster]] (19**-) amateur actor (fl. circa 1970s)=
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• Leonard Schach
  ...tudied at South African College High School (SACS) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (majoring in Psychology, History and Social Anthropology), with a gr ...migrating to Israel in 1965. Just before he was due to fly to South Africa for the launch of his autobiography, ''[[The Flag is Flying]]'', he took ill an
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• Medea
  ...]]'', winning the third prize (out of three) at the City Dionysia festival for that year. 1866: Performed on 26 March in the [[Theatre Royal]], Cape Town, by the [[Le Roy-Duret Company]] featuring [[Marie Duret]] as "Medea",
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• Libertas Teaterklub
  ...ertas Teaterklub]] (aka [[Libertas Theatre Club]]) is a bilingual amateur theatre club in Stellenbosch. ...available by the Municipality (not to be confused with the [[Oude Libertas Theatre]] outside Stellenbosch).
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• South African Theatre/Overview
  ='''An Introductory Overview of South African Theatre and Performance'''= ...g, the Northern Province, Northwest and Mpumalanga. The capital cities are Cape Town (legislative) and Pretoria (administrative).
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• North Lincolnshire Regiment of Foot
  ...th Lincolnshire Regiment of Foot]] was a British regiment stationed in the Cape Colony in the 1860s. ...power of the Xhosa was broken and they were forced to turn to the settlers for help. The [[North Lincolnshire Regiment of Foot]]'s role on the Eastern Fro
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• Twentieth Century
  Return To [[ESAT Chronology|A Chronology of South African Theatre and Performance]] Items printed in '''bold''' indicate [[South African]] '''theatre and performance events'''.
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