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	In 1975 [[Marie van Heerden]] designed and implemented the idea of a '''''[[Kortteater/Short Theatre]]''''' series of productions for the [[Libertas Teaterklub]]. It was a series of five one-hour productions presented at 19h30 on Saturday evenings, leaving the audience free to spend the rest of the evening either chatting to the cast over coffee or going out. After the first production the idea was so popular with the audience that Libertas subsequently offered each ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' production on the Friday ánd the Saturday evening. For the first, the March, ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' [[Marie van Heerden]] directed an adapted version of ''[[The Freedom of the City]]'' by [[Brian Friel]], with [[Dirk Hartford]], [[Fred Stephens]], [[Heinz Pfafferott]], [[Chris Glass]], [[Gerhard Roux]], [[Colin Kloot]], [[Brenda von Memerty]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Jane Turner]], [[Steve Curtis]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], and [[Jim Allen]]. In May she staged a compilation of bits from works by various prominent dramatists, called ''Vrou Vrou/Woman Woman'', with [[Margot Luyt]], [[Sue Curtis]], [[Sharon Montgomery]], [[Madeleine Heyns]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Marcel van Heerden]] and [[Nicholas Fine]]. For July she directed ''[[Skoppensboer]]'', her own [[Afrikaans]] adaptation of ''[[The Ruffian on the Stair]]'' by [[Joe Orton]], with [[Herman Binge]] (Nick), [[Sharon Montgomery]] (Rita) and [[Jannie Hofmeyr]] (Henk). In November she staged a "musical potpourri", they called ''[[Items]]'', with [[Herman Binge]], [[Kosie de Villiers]], [[Leonore Ehlers]], [[Johann Engelbrecht]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Esté Heydenrych]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Karien Scheepers]], [[Fanie Snyman]], [[Vernon Swart]] and [[Space van Heerden]].		In 1975 [[Marie van Heerden]] designed and implemented the idea of a '''''[[Kortteater/Short Theatre]]''''' series of productions for the [[Libertas Teaterklub]]. It was a series of five one-hour productions presented at 19h30 on Saturday evenings, leaving the audience free to spend the rest of the evening either chatting to the cast over coffee or going out. After the first production the idea was so popular with the audience that Libertas subsequently offered each ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' production on the Friday ánd the Saturday evening. For the first, the March, ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' [[Marie van Heerden]] directed an adapted version of ''[[The Freedom of the City]]'' by [[Brian Friel]], with [[Dirk Hartford]], [[Fred Stephens]], [[Heinz Pfafferott]], [[Chris Glass]], [[Gerhard Roux]], [[Colin Kloot]], [[Brenda von Memerty]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Jane Turner]], [[Steve Curtis]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], and [[Jim Allen]]. In May she staged a compilation of bits from works by various prominent dramatists, called ''Vrou Vrou/Woman Woman'', with [[Margot Luyt]], [[Sue Curtis]], [[Sharon Montgomery]], [[Madeleine Heyns]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Marcel van Heerden]] and [[Nicholas Fine]]. For July she directed ''[[Skoppensboer]]'', her own [[Afrikaans]] adaptation of ''[[The Ruffian on the Stair]]'' by [[Joe Orton]], with [[Herman Binge]] (Nick), [[Sharon Montgomery]] (Rita) and [[Jannie Hofmeyr]] (Henk). In November she staged a "musical potpourri", they called ''[[Items]]'', with [[Herman Binge]], [[Kosie de Villiers]], [[Leonore Ehlers]], [[Johann Engelbrecht]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Esté Heydenrych]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Karien Scheepers]], [[Fanie Snyman]], [[Vernon Swart]] and [[Space van Heerden]].
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 In May 1974 Libertas presented a [[Hennie Aucamp]] prose evening under the titel ''[[Vlugsout]]'', which included the première production of Aucamp's one-act play ''[[Wolf, Wolf hoe laat is dit?]]''. The evening was directed by [[Marie van Heerden]] and the cast of ''[[Wolf, Wolf hoe laat is dit?]]'' was [[Joleen du Plessis]] (Matrone), [[Madeleine Heyns]] (Kytie), [[Margo Luyt]] (Lady), [[Annette Muller]] (Terblaans), [[Philip du Plessis]] (Kosta), [[Lally Viljoen]] (Truia), [[Brenda von Memerty]] (Die Kwartel), [[Maureen de Kock]] (Mathilda) and [[Leon van Nierop]] (Fons). These actors also presented individual prose items, together with [[Sharon Montgomery]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]] and the recorded voice of [[Hennie Aucamp]] presenting ''Selfportret'' ("Self Portrait").  ''[[Steadman’s Folly]]'' (1974) by [[Stephen Curtis]] won the Stephen Black Memorial prize.
-In 1975 [[Marie van Heerden]] designed and implemented the idea of a '''''[[Kortteater/Short Theatre]]''''' series of productions for the [[Libertas Teaterklub]]. It was a series of five one-hour productions presented at 19h30 on Saturday evenings, leaving the audience free to spend the rest of the evening either chatting to the cast over coffee or going out. After the first production the idea was so popular with the audience that Libertas subsequently offered each ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' production on the Friday ánd the Saturday evening. For the first, the March, ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' [[Marie van Heerden]] directed an adapted version of ''[[The Freedom of the City]]'' by [[Brian Friel]], with [[Dirk Hartford]], [[Fred Stephens]], [[Heinz Pfafferott]], [[Chris Glass]], [[Gerhard Roux]], [[Colin Kloot]], [[Brenda von Memerty]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Jane Turner]], [[Steve Curtis]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], and [[Jim Allen]]. In May she staged a compilation of bits from works by various prominent dramatists, called ''Vrou Vrou/Woman Woman'', with [[Margot Luyt]], [[Sue Curtis]], [[Sharon Montgomery]], [[Madeleine Heyns]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Marcel van Heerden]] and [[Nicholas Fine]]. For July she directed ''[[Skoppensboer]]'', her own [[Afrikaans]] adaptation of ''[[The Ruffian on the Stair]]'' by [[Joe Orton]], with [[Herman Binge]] (Nick), [[Sharon Montgomery]] (Rita) and [[Jannie Hofmeyr]] (Henk). In November she staged a "musical potpourri", they called ''[[Items]]'', with [[Herman Binge]], [[Kosie de Villiers]], [[Leonore Ehlers]], [[Johann Engelbrecht]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Esté Heydenrych]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Karien Scheepers]], [[Fanie Snyman]], [[Vernon Swart]] and [[Space van Heerden]].
+In 1975 [[Marie van Heerden]] designed and implemented the idea of a '''''[[Kortteater/Short Theatre]]''''' series of productions for the [[Libertas Teaterklub]], a series of five one-hour productions presented at 19h30 on Saturday evenings, leaving the audience free to spend the rest of the evening either chatting to the cast over coffee or going out. (FOR THE PRODUCTONS, SEE THE SECTON BELOW).
 In September 1975 Libertas presented ''[[Dis Koud Hier]]'' by [[Braam van Wyk]], directed by [[Maureen de Kock]], with [[Esté Heydenrych]], [[Space van Heerden]], [[Johan Burger]], [[Dorothea van Schalkwyk]] and [[Hans Hugo]]; ''[[The Lesson]]'', starring [[Ben Dehaeck]] and [[Juanita Swanepoel]].

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 == [[Community Theatre]] ==
-From 1995 onwards,  a community theatre workshop was also run, producing work such as Hoe issie lewe oor die Krismis (1998, facilitated by Amelda Brand with female farm workers). Out of this grew the strong community thyeatre activities of the club, initiated and run by Brand, taken over in 2000 by Saartjie Botha, and later by Kabous Meiring.  The amateur wing of the old club continued to exist, having a representative on the management committee.
+From 1995 onwards,  a community theatre workshop was also run, producing work such as ''[[Hoe issie lewe oor die Krismis]]'' (1998, facilitated by [[Amelda Brand]] with female farm workers). Out of this grew the strong community theatre activities of the club, initiated and run by Brand, taken over in 2000 by [[Saartjie Botha]], and later by [[Kabous Meiring]].  The amateur wing of the old club continued to exist, having a representative on the management committee.
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 == [[Community Theatre]] ==
-From 1995 onwards, the a community theatre workshop was also run, producing work such as Hoe issie lewe oor die Krismis (1998, facilitated by Amelda Brand with female farm workers). Out of this grew the strong community thyeatre activities of the club, initiated and run by Brand, taken over in 2000 by Saartjie Botha, and later by Kabous Meiring.  The amateur wing of the old club continued to exist, having a representative on the management committee.
+From 1995 onwards,  a community theatre workshop was also run, producing work such as Hoe issie lewe oor die Krismis (1998, facilitated by Amelda Brand with female farm workers). Out of this grew the strong community thyeatre activities of the club, initiated and run by Brand, taken over in 2000 by Saartjie Botha, and later by Kabous Meiring.  The amateur wing of the old club continued to exist, having a representative on the management committee.
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	From 1995 onwards, the a community theatre workshop was also run, producing work such as Hoe issie lewe oor die Krismis (1998, facilitated by Amelda Brand with female farm workers). Out of this grew the strong community thyeatre activities of the club, initiated and run by Brand, taken over in 2000 by Saartjie Botha, and later by Kabous Meiring. The amateur wing of the old club continued to exist, having a representative on the management committee.		From 1995 onwards, the a community theatre workshop was also run, producing work such as Hoe issie lewe oor die Krismis (1998, facilitated by Amelda Brand with female farm workers). Out of this grew the strong community thyeatre activities of the club, initiated and run by Brand, taken over in 2000 by Saartjie Botha, and later by Kabous Meiring. The amateur wing of the old club continued to exist, having a representative on the management committee.

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		+	In 1975 [[Marie van Heerden]] designed and implemented the idea of a '''''[[Kortteater/Short Theatre]]''''' series of productions for the [[Libertas Teaterklub]]. It was a series of five one-hour productions presented at 19h30 on Saturday evenings, leaving the audience free to spend the rest of the evening either chatting to the cast over coffee or going out. After the first production the idea was so popular with the audience that Libertas subsequently offered each ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' production on the Friday ánd the Saturday evening. For the first, the March, ''Kortteater/Short Theatre'' [[Marie van Heerden]] directed an adapted version of ''[[The Freedom of the City]]'' by [[Brian Friel]], with [[Dirk Hartford]], [[Fred Stephens]], [[Heinz Pfafferott]], [[Chris Glass]], [[Gerhard Roux]], [[Colin Kloot]], [[Brenda von Memerty]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Jane Turner]], [[Steve Curtis]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], and [[Jim Allen]]. In May she staged a compilation of bits from works by various prominent dramatists, called ''Vrou Vrou/Woman Woman'', with [[Margot Luyt]], [[Sue Curtis]], [[Sharon Montgomery]], [[Madeleine Heyns]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Marcel van Heerden]] and [[Nicholas Fine]]. For July she directed ''[[Skoppensboer]]'', her own [[Afrikaans]] adaptation of ''[[The Ruffian on the Stair]]'' by [[Joe Orton]], with [[Herman Binge]] (Nick), [[Sharon Montgomery]] (Rita) and [[Jannie Hofmeyr]] (Henk). In November she staged a "musical potpourri", they called ''[[Items]]'', with [[Herman Binge]], [[Kosie de Villiers]], [[Leonore Ehlers]], [[Johann Engelbrecht]], [[Nicholas Fine]], [[Esté Heydenrych]], [[Jannie Hofmeyr]], [[Rina Nienaber]], [[Karien Scheepers]], [[Fanie Snyman]], [[Vernon Swart]] and [[Space van Heerden]].
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 http://www.kleinlibertasteater.co.za/
-[[Betty de Wet]] article in ''[[Eikestadnuus]]'', Septmeber. 1960.
+[[Betty de Wet]] article in ''[[Eikestadnuus]]'', September. 1960.
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		+	[[Betty de Wet]] article in ''[[Die Eikestadnuus]]'', Septmeber. 1960.

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