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The KwaSuka Theatre is situated in a century old church, on Stamfordhill road in Durban. The premises are leased form the Methodist church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there.

Run by [[Themi Venturas]] since 20**.

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 The '''KwaSuka Theatre''' is in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.
-After his retirement from the [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]], [[Pieter Scholtz]] set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the '''KwaSuka Theatre''' in 1997. Later run by [[Greg King]], it has retained its reputation as being one of the few venues in Durban offering excellent theatre.
+After his retirement from the [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]], [[Pieter Scholtz]] set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the '''KwaSuka Theatre''' in 1997. Later run by [[Greg King]].
 The premises are leased form the Methodist Church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there.

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 After his retirement from the [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]], [[Pieter Scholtz]] set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the '''KwaSuka Theatre''' in 1997. Later run by [[Greg King]], it has retained its reputation as being one of the few venues in Durban offering excellent theatre.
-The premises are leased form the Methodist church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there.
+The premises are leased form the Methodist Church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there.
 Run by [[Themi Venturas]] since 20**.

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−	~~The KwaSuka Theatre is situated in~~ a century old ~~church,~~ on Stamfordhill ~~road~~ in Durban. The premises are leased form the Methodist church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there.	+	After his retirement from the [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]], [[Pieter Scholtz]] set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the '''KwaSuka Theatre''' in 1997. Later run by [[Greg King]], it has retained its reputation as being one of the few venues in Durban offering excellent theatre.
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		+	The premises are leased form the Methodist church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there.

	Run by [[Themi Venturas]] since 20**.		Run by [[Themi Venturas]] since 20**.