Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre - Revision history

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Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]]and situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, the theatre has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust. Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies. From 1996, under the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]]. [McM]

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−	Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] who had founded it as a theatre for the [[University of Natal, Durban, Department of Drama]]. It is situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust.	+	Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] who had founded it as a theatre for the [[University of Natal, Durban, Department of Drama]]. It is situated on the campus of the [[University of Natal]], Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust.

	Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.		Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.

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	In 1985 the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre Company]] was formed by students.		In 1985 the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre Company]] was formed by students.

−	From 1996 the theatre has resorted ~~nder~~ the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]].	+	From 1996 the theatre has resorted under the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]].

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−	Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] who had founded it as a theatre for the [[University of Natal, Durban, Department of Drama]]. It is situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust. Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.	+	Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] who had founded it as a theatre for the [[University of Natal, Durban, Department of Drama]]. It is situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust.
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		+	Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.
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		+	In 1985 the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre Company]] was formed by students.
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		+	From 1996 the theatre has resorted nder the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]].
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−	~~From 1996, under the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]].~~
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−	Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]]who had founded it as a theatre for the University of Natal, Durban, Drama ~~Department~~ It is situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust. Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.	+	Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] who had founded it as a theatre for the [[University of Natal, Durban, Department of Drama]]. It is situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust. Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]]. Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.

	From 1996, under the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]].		From 1996, under the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]].

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-Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]]and situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, the theatre has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust. Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]].   Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.  From 1996, under the control of the University’s [[Centre for Creative Arts]]. [McM]
+Named after Professor [[Elizabeth Sneddon]]who had founded it as a theatre for the University of Natal, Durban,  Drama Department It is situated on the campus of the University of Natal, Durban, and it has a steeply-raked, 384-seater auditorium, with proscenium and thrust. Opened 22nd June 1981 with Nikolai Erdman’s ''[[The Suicide]]'' (C : 1928) and a two-week [[Theatre in Focus Festival]].   Presents a wide range of productions and festivals (Shakespeare, dance, musicals, new plays, film etc) by the University of Natal Department of Drama and visiting companies.
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