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 Also referred to as [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], it was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director".
-''For more on this company/club, see the entry on the '''[[Young Men’s Institute]]'''''
+''For more on the make-up and activities of this company/club, see the entry on the '''[[Young Men’s Institute]]'''''
 == The Dramatic Club, Grahamstown ==

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 ==The [[Y.M.I.]] Dramatic Club, Cape Town==
-Also referred to as [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], it was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]].
+Also referred to as [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], it was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director".
 == The Dramatic Club, Grahamstown ==

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 ==The [[Y.M.I.]] Dramatic Club, Cape Town==
-Also referred to as [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], it was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
+Also referred to as [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], it was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]].
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 ==The [[Y.M.I.]] Dramatic Club, Cape Town==
-Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Company]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
+Also referred to as [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], it was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
 == The Dramatic Club, Grahamstown ==

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 ==The [[Y.M.I.]] Dramatic Club, Cape Town==
-Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Company]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
+Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Company]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the  '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]''' [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
 == The Dramatic Club, Grahamstown ==

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	Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Society]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],		Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Society]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],

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 ==The Dramatic Club, Cape Town==
-Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Society]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[T. Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
+Also referred to as the [[Dramatic Society]], this was an offshoot of the cultural activities of the [[Young Men's Institute]] ([[Y.M.I.]]) in Cape Town, and in particular its Christy's style company called the [[Young Men's Institute Amateur Christy's]] (1867-1870). In the years 1870-71 the institute specifically  boasted a [[Young Men's Institute and Club Dramatic Company]], led by [[Thomas Brazier]], which was for a while the premier company in the city. They performed at the Institute Assembly Hall, with Brazier as actor and "stage director", solely utilizing members of the Institute, including the actor [[John Stonier]]. Since it was an all male club, the female roles were often played by men. However, it appears the club also involved women on occasion, some  professional (e.g. [[Miss Courtney]], a seasoned actress and staunch supporter, for one performance only, [[Miss Cathcart]] and [[Miss Reed]]). A number of amateurs also made the occasional appearance (e.g. [[Mrs Brazier]], [[Mrs Henderson]], [[Miss Peverill]], [[Miss Berrall]], [[Miss Dudley]] and [[Miss Irvin]],
 == The Dramatic Club, Grahamstown ==