Little Theatre, Pretoria - Revision history

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The theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19**, and situated in Skinner Street, ** Owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[Administrator’s Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]

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−	Originally known simply as '''Die Kleinteater''' (= The Little Theatre), it was the theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19**, though not to the originally proposed plans. Situated in Skinner Street, it was from the start owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[~~Administrator’s~~ Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]	+	Originally known simply as '''Die Kleinteater''' (= The Little Theatre), it was the theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19**, though not to the originally proposed plans. Situated in Skinner Street, it was from the start owned by the [[Transvaal Education Department]] and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[Administrator's Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]

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	Originally known simply as '''Die Kleinteater''' (= The Little Theatre), it was the theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19**, though not to the originally proposed plans. Situated in Skinner Street, it was from the start owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[Administrator’s Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]		Originally known simply as '''Die Kleinteater''' (= The Little Theatre), it was the theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19**, though not to the originally proposed plans. Situated in Skinner Street, it was from the start owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[Administrator’s Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]

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−	The theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19, ~~and situated~~ in Skinner Street, Owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[Administrator’s Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]	+	Originally known simply as '''Die Kleinteater''' (= The Little Theatre), it was the theatre ultimately built for [[Volksteater]] in 19**, though not to the originally proposed plans. Situated in Skinner Street, it was from the start owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[Pretoria Educational College]], it hosted the finals of the annual [[Administrator’s Cup Competition]] for many years. Also used as one of the venues for the annual [[Kampustoneel]] Festival in the 1980s. (See Gosher, 1988) [TH, JH]

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Little Theatre, Pretoria - Revision history

Darryl at 19:48, 8 February 2025

Centaps at 13:37, 4 October 2010

Centaps at 13:37, 4 October 2010

Centaps: Created page with "The theatre ultimately built for Volksteater in 19**, and situated in Skinner Street, ** Owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[P..."

Centaps: Created page with "The theatre ultimately built for Volksteater in 19, and situated in Skinner Street, Owned by the Transvaal Education Department and later used by the students of the [[P..."