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'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the [[Old Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St John’s Theatre]] (headquarters of the St John’s Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.

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 Her last major appearance was in ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' staged by the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company|Durban Theatre Workshop Company]] at the [[City Centre]] Theatre (formerly situated in Kings Hall).
-She directed ''[[Murder Mistaken]]'', presented by [[St. John Players]] at the [[St. John Theatre]], from 26 October to 4 November 1972.
+She directed ''[[Murder Mistaken]]'', presented by [[St John Ambulance Players|St. John Players]] at the [[St John's Theatre]], from 26 October to 4 November 1972.
 == Awards, etc ==

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-'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the Old [[Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St John's Theatre]] (headquarters of the St John's Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.
+'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999.
-She directed ''[[Murder Mistaken]]'' : presented by St. John Players at the St. John Theatre, from 26 October to 4 November 1972
+== Biography ==
-Contributors:
-GREEN, Janet
 == Sources ==
 [[NELM]]: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 22. 30.
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 '''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the Old [[Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St John's Theatre]] (headquarters of the St John's Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.
-Her last major appearance was in ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' staged by the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company|Durban Theatre Workshop Company]] at the [[City Centre Theatre]] (formerly situated in Kings Hall). Directed by David Randle, it featured Peter Larlham, Caroline Smart, ”Chaka” Hallowes, Chris Voysey and David Coolbear.
+Her last major appearance was in ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' staged by the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company|Durban Theatre Workshop Company]] at the [[City Centre Theatre]] (formerly situated in Kings Hall).
 == Sources ==

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	'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the Old [[Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St John's Theatre]] (headquarters of the St John's Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.		'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the Old [[Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St John's Theatre]] (headquarters of the St John's Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.
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		+	Her last major appearance was in ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' staged by the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company\|Durban Theatre Workshop Company]] at the [[City Centre Theatre]] (formerly situated in Kings Hall). Directed by David Randle, it featured Peter Larlham, Caroline Smart, ”Chaka” Hallowes, Chris Voysey and David Coolbear.

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−	'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the [[~~Old~~ Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St ~~John’s~~ Theatre]] (headquarters of the St ~~John’s~~ Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.	+	'''Anne Butt''' is a former leading figure on Durban’s theatre scene, who died at the end of August 1999. She made a major impact on the local amateur dramatics scene in Durban during the 1960’s and 1970’s. A strong actress and director she appeared in and directed productions at the Old [[Lyric Theatre]], the [[Alhambra Theatre]] (when it operated as a theatre) and the [[St John's Theatre]] (headquarters of the St John's Ambulance) in Old Fort Road, Durban.

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