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The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]), used as a performance space by the [[DUT Department of Drama and Production Studies]].

Originally built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]] in Durban.

Plays put on there over the years include ''[[At the Edge]]'' (Govender), ''[[A Clockwork Orange]]'' (Burgess)

https://www.dut.ac.za/_A_Clockwork_Orange_at_the_Cane_Growers_Hall/

https://scnc.ukzn.ac.za/doc/Periodicals/Fiat_Lux/Fiat_Lux_1960s/Fiat_Lux_1966_v1/Fiat_Lux_1966_v1_4_Sep/Fiat_Lux_1966_v1_4_Sep_part1.pdf

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−	The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]). It was originally known as the '''[[Indian Cane Growers' Hall]]''' and was built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]], Durban, with a sponsorship from the Natal Indian Cane Growers' Association (founded 1936).	+	The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]). It was originally known as the '''[[Indian Cane Growers' Hall]]''' and was built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]], Durban, with a sponsorship from the '''Natal Indian Cane Growers' Association''' (founded in 1936).

	Today it serves as an auditorium for the university and a performance space by the [[DUT Department of Drama and Production Studies]].		Today it serves as an auditorium for the university and a performance space by the [[DUT Department of Drama and Production Studies]].

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−	The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]). It was originally known as the [[Indian Cane Growers' Hall]] and was built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]], Durban, with a sponsorship from the Natal Indian Cane Growers' Association.	+	The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]). It was originally known as the '''[[Indian Cane Growers' Hall]]''' and was built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]], Durban, with a sponsorship from the Natal Indian Cane Growers' Association (founded 1936).

	Today it serves as an auditorium for the university and a performance space by the [[DUT Department of Drama and Production Studies]].		Today it serves as an auditorium for the university and a performance space by the [[DUT Department of Drama and Production Studies]].

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-The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]), used as a performance space by the [[DUT Department of Drama and Production Studies]].
+The [[Cane Growers' Hall]] is a theatre and college auditorium on the [[M.L. Sultan Campus]] of the [[Durban University of Technology]] ([[DUT]]). It was originally known as the [[Indian Cane Growers' Hall]] and was built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]], Durban, with a sponsorship from the Natal Indian Cane Growers' Association.
-Originally built in 1959 for the [[M.L. Sultan Technical College]] in Durban.
+Among the many plays and theatrical events put on there over the years have been ''[[At the Edge]]'' (Govender),  ''[[A Clockwork Orange]]'' (Burgess)
 https://www.dut.ac.za/_A_Clockwork_Orange_at_the_Cane_Growers_Hall/
 https://scnc.ukzn.ac.za/doc/Periodicals/Fiat_Lux/Fiat_Lux_1960s/Fiat_Lux_1966_v1/Fiat_Lux_1966_v1_4_Sep/Fiat_Lux_1966_v1_4_Sep_part1.pdf