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 : ''[[Coming Home]]'' by [[Muthal Naidoo]]
-: ''[[Thamsanga and the Magic Straight]]''
+: ''[[Thamsanga and the Magic Starlight]]''
 : ''[[The First Christmas]]''

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 ''[[Three for Tea]]''  (a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]])
-: ''[[Lysistrata]]'' (adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July 1980)
+: ''[[Lysistrata]]'' (adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July)
-: ''[[Miss Julie]]'' (directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]], 1980)
+: ''[[Miss Julie]]'' (directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]])
-: ''[[Coming Home]]'' by [[Muthal Naidoo]] (1982)
+: ''[[Coming Home]]'' by [[Muthal Naidoo]]
 : ''[[The First Christmas]]''

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 Situated in the Hermit Vegetarian Restaurant,  a tiny little eatery in Hermitage Street off the Esplanade, which opened  with ''[[Puny Little Life]]'' directed by [[Clive Rodel]], with [[Deon van Zyl]] and [[Paul Spence]]. [[Garth Anderson]] also presented numerous productions at this popular venue.
-Plays performed there include ''[[Three for Tea]]''  (a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]]), ''[[Lysistrata]]'' (adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July 1980), ''[[Miss Julie]]'' (directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]], 1980),  ''[[Coming Home]]'' by [[Muthal Naidoo]] (1982),
+==Productions==
 == Sources ==
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 [[NELM]]: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 20. 57. (Hermit Theatre production).
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 Situated in the Hermit Vegetarian Restaurant,  a tiny little eatery in Hermitage Street off the Esplanade, which opened  with ''[[Puny Little Life]]'' directed by [[Clive Rodel]], with [[Deon van Zyl]] and [[Paul Spence]]. [[Garth Anderson]] also presented numerous productions at this popular venue.
-Plays performed there include ''[[Three for Tea]]''  (a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]]), ''[[Lysistrata]]'' (adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July 1980). ''[[Coming Home]]'' by [[Muthal Naidoo]] (1982),
+Plays performed there include ''[[Three for Tea]]''  (a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]]), ''[[Lysistrata]]'' (adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July 1980), ''[[Miss Julie]]'' (directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]], 1980),  ''[[Coming Home]]'' by [[Muthal Naidoo]] (1982),
 == Sources ==

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	Gosher, 1988 [JH]		Gosher, 1988 [JH]
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		+	[[Muthal Naidoo]]. 1993. ''The Search for Cultural Identity - A Personal Odyssey''. No 1 in the [[Indic Theatre]] Monograph Series, [[Asoka Theatre Publications]][https://scnc.ukzn.ac.za/doc/INDIAN/PDFfiles/Naidoo,%20Muthal%20Search%204%20cultural%20identity.pdf].

	"History of Durban [[Supper Theatre]]" (article first published : 2007-07-22; last edited : 2007-10-15) by Caroline Smart. Posted on		"History of Durban [[Supper Theatre]]" (article first published : 2007-07-22; last edited : 2007-10-15) by Caroline Smart. Posted on

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−	The [[Hermit Theatre]] was a supper theatre venue in Durban founded by [[Deon van Zyl]] in 1978.	+	The [[Hermit Theatre]] was a [[Supper Theatre\|supper theatre]] venue in Durban founded by [[Deon van Zyl]] in 1978.

	Situated in the Hermit Vegetarian Restaurant, a tiny little eatery in Hermitage Street off the Esplanade, which opened with ''[[Puny Little Life]]'' directed by [[Clive Rodel]], with [[Deon van Zyl]] and [[Paul Spence]]. [[Garth Anderson]] also presented numerous productions at this popular venue.		Situated in the Hermit Vegetarian Restaurant, a tiny little eatery in Hermitage Street off the Esplanade, which opened with ''[[Puny Little Life]]'' directed by [[Clive Rodel]], with [[Deon van Zyl]] and [[Paul Spence]]. [[Garth Anderson]] also presented numerous productions at this popular venue.

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-A venue in Durban founded by [[Deon van Zyl]] in 1978.
+The [[Hermit Theatre]] was a supper theatre venue in Durban founded by [[Deon van Zyl]] in 1978.
-Plays performed there include a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]], entitled ''[[Three for Tea]]''  (19**), * ***
+Situated in the Hermit Vegetarian Restaurant,  a tiny little eatery in Hermitage Street off the Esplanade, which opened  with ''[[Puny Little Life]]'' directed by [[Clive Rodel]], with [[Deon van Zyl]] and [[Paul Spence]]. [[Garth Anderson]] also presented numerous productions at this popular venue.
-''[[Lysistrata]]'' presented by The Hermit Theatre, adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July 1980.
+Plays performed there include a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]], entitled ''[[Three for Tea]]''  (19**), ''[[Lysistrata]]'' (adapted and directed by [[Clive Rodel]], June to July 1980).
 == Sources ==
 Gosher, 1988 [JH]
 [[NELM]]: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 20. 57. (Hermit Theatre production).
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−	A venue in Durban.	+	A venue in Durban founded by [[Deon van Zyl]] in 1978.

	Plays performed there include a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]], entitled ''[[Three for Tea]]'' (19*), ***		Plays performed there include a triple bill of one-act plays by [[Muthal Naidoo]], entitled ''[[Three for Tea]]'' (19*), ***