Die Masker - Revision history

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History

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Removed redirect to Masker Teater

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Changed redirect target from Die Masker Teater to Masker Teater

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Redirected page to Die Maskerteater

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#REDIRECT [[Die Maskerteater]]

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		+	1974: ''[[Star Bright]]'' ([[PACT Playwork]])

	1977: ''[[A Christmas Carol]]'' ([[PACT Playwork]])		1977: ''[[A Christmas Carol]]'' ([[PACT Playwork]])

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 ==History==
-Originally part of [[Christian Brothers' College]] ([[CBC]]), the buildings later named [[The Lier]] and [[Die Masker]] theatres, together with the other CBC buildings, were acquired by the University in 1968.
+Originally part of [[Christian Brothers College]] ([[CBC]]), the buildings later named [[The Lier]] and [[Die Masker]] theatres, together with the other CBC buildings, were acquired by the University in 1968.
 In 1969 the school hall was presented to the Department of Drama for their use. It was renamed [[Die Masker]] and converted into a theatre for an audience of 240 people and equipped with basic lighting and audio facilities.
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 [[Die Masker]] is a venue used by the Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]]
 Originally part of [[Christian Brothers' College]] ([[CBC]]), the buildings later named [[The Lier]] and [[Die Masker]] theatres, together with the other CBC buildings, were acquired by the University in 1968.
 In 1969 the school hall was presented to the Department of Drama for their use. It was renamed [[Die Masker]] and converted into a theatre for an audience of 240 people and equipped with basic lighting and audio facilities.
 https://artefacts.co.za/main/Buildings/bldgframes_mob.php?bldgid=8818

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 [[Die Masker]] is a venue used by the Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]]
-Originally part of [[Christian Brothers' College]] (CBC), the buildings later named [[The Lier]] and [[Die Masker]] theatres, together with the other CBC buildings, were acquired by the University in 1968. In 1969 the school hall was presented to the Department of Drama for their use. It was renamed [[Die Masker]] and converted into a theatre for an audience of 240 people and equipped with basic lighting and audio facilities.
+Originally part of [[Christian Brothers' College]] ([[CBC]]), the buildings later named [[The Lier]] and [[Die Masker]] theatres, together with the other CBC buildings, were acquired by the University in 1968.
 https://artefacts.co.za/main/Buildings/bldgframes_mob.php?bldgid=8818

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	[[Die Masker]] is a venue used by the Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]]		[[Die Masker]] is a venue used by the Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]]
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		+	Originally part of [[Christian Brothers' College]] (CBC), the buildings later named [[The Lier]] and [[Die Masker]] theatres, together with the other CBC buildings, were acquired by the University in 1968. In 1969 the school hall was presented to the Department of Drama for their use. It was renamed [[Die Masker]] and converted into a theatre for an audience of 240 people and equipped with basic lighting and audio facilities.
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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Masker ~~Teater~~]]	+	[[Die Masker]] is a venue used by the Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]]