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 [[Die Rederykers]] refers to a well known [[Afrikaans]] [[amateur]] theatre group in the town of George on the Garden Route.
-For the symbolic meaning of the name, see the entry on the [[Rederijkers]]
+For something about the symbolic meaning of the name, see the entry on the '''[[Rederijkerskamers]]'''
 ==The company==

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	[[Die Rederykers]] refers to a well known [[Afrikaans]] [[amateur]] theatre group in the town of George on the Garden Route.		[[Die Rederykers]] refers to a well known [[Afrikaans]] [[amateur]] theatre group in the town of George on the Garden Route.
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		+	For the symbolic meaning of the name, see the entry on the [[Rederijkers]]

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 ==The venues==
-One of the group's preferred venues was the [[Market Theatre]] a historic building in Market Street. Originally built in 1855 as the St. Paul's Mission Church. However, after the church moved to Conville in 1971 as a result of the Group Areas Act, the building was utilised by [[The Rederykers]] from 1969. It was then referred to as the [[Market Theatre]] and was declared a provincial heritage site in 1979.
+One of the group's preferred venues was the [[Market Theatre]] a historic building in Market Street, originally built in 1855 as the St. Paul's Mission Church. However, after the church moved to Conville as a result of the Group Areas Act, the building was utilised as a public and performance space by groups like [[The Rederykers]] from 1969. It was then referred to as the [[Market Theatre]], after the street in which it was situated. The building was declared a provincial heritage site in 1979.
-[[Die Rederykers]] later disbanded (?) and after years of vacancy, renewed attention was given to the preservation and renovation of this historic theatre space with the help of the [[National Arts Council]] and now known as the [[Market Community Theatre]].
+[[Die Rederykers]] later disbanded (?) and after years of vacancy, renewed attention was given to the preservation and renovation of this historic theatre space with the help of the [[National Arts Council]] and is now known as the [[Market Community Theatre]].
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 Among their productions were:
-''[[Boerneef van Boplaas]]'', ''[[Wimpelwerk]]'' and ''[[Skemerstories]]'', produced by [[Wim Vorster]] between 1978-1983,
+''[[Boerneef van Boplaas]]'', ''[[Wimpelwerk]]'' and ''[[Skemerstories]]'', produced by [[Wim Vorster]] in the  [[Market Theatre]] in George between 1978-1983,
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 ==The venues==
-One of the group's preferred venues was the [[Market Theatre]] a historic building in Market Street. Originally built in 1855 as the St. Paul's Mission Church. However, after the church moved to Conville in 1971 as a result of the Group Areas Act, the building was utilised by [[The Rederykers]] in 1979. It was then referred to as the [[Market Theatre]] and was declared a provincial heritage site in 1979.
+One of the group's preferred venues was the [[Market Theatre]] a historic building in Market Street. Originally built in 1855 as the St. Paul's Mission Church. However, after the church moved to Conville in 1971 as a result of the Group Areas Act, the building was utilised by [[The Rederykers]] from 1969. It was then referred to as the [[Market Theatre]] and was declared a provincial heritage site in 1979.
-[[Die Rederykers]] later disbanded (?) and after years of vacancy, renewed attention was given to the preservation and renovation of this historic theatre space as the [[Market Community Theatre]].
+[[Die Rederykers]] later disbanded (?) and after years of vacancy, renewed attention was given to the preservation and renovation of this historic theatre space with the help of the [[National Arts Council]] and now known as the [[Market Community Theatre]].
 == Sources ==

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