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Also known as [[The French Theatre]] in English. A subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 and active till 1808.

The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.

== Sources ==

[[F.C.L. Bosman]], 1928[http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/bosm012dram01_01/]: p. 277,

Jill Fletcher, 1994

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	[[Den Franschen Schouwburg]] was a subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 to present French plays, and it was active till 1808. Also referred to as [[The French Theatre]] in English.		[[Den Franschen Schouwburg]] was a subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 to present French plays, and it was active till 1808. Also referred to as [[The French Theatre]] in English.

−	The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.	+	The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] (or [[Het Fransche Liefhebbery Geselschap]]) on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.

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−	[[Den Franschen Schouwburg]] was a ~~French~~ subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 and active till 1808. Also referred to as [[The French Theatre]] in English.	+	[[Den Franschen Schouwburg]] was a subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 to present French plays, and it was active till 1808. Also referred to as [[The French Theatre]] in English.

	The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.		The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.

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−	~~Also known as~~ [[~~The French Theatre~~]] ~~in English. A~~ subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 and active till 1808.	+	[[Den Franschen Schouwburg]] was a French subscription theatre erected in the store of Mr [[J.H. Brand]] in Berg Street, Cape Town in 1807 and active till 1808. Also referred to as [[The French Theatre]] in English.

	The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.		The first performances were given in French by the [[French Theatre Company]] on 28 November of that year. Most probably under the guiding hand of [[C.E.Boniface]]. It appears to have closed by the end of 1808, since a sale and possible auction of all its goods (sets, costumes, etc) was advertised on 26 November 1808.

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 [[F.C.L. Bosman]], 1928[http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/bosm012dram01_01/]: p. 277,
-Jill Fletcher, 1994
+[[Jill Fletcher]], 1994
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