Mannville Open Air Theatre - Revision history

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 Popularly simply known as [[Mannville]], and on occasion, wrongly written as [[Mannville Open-air Theatre]] in some sources.
 == History ==
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 On 2 June 1971 the Parks and Recreation Committee considered a request from the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] and resolved "That provision be made on the 1972 Estimates for an amount of R12,500 for the development of an [[Open-air theatre|open air theatre]] in [[St. George's Park]]".
-The opening performance was on February 3, 1972, with the staging of ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]''. produced by [[Leslie French]].
+The opening performance was on February 3, 1972, with the staging of ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'', produced by [[Leslie French]].
 The inaugural performance was given under the patronage of Councillor [[Katie Gelvan]] and attended by [[John Hamber]], [[Taubie Kushlick]] and [[Hilda Jamieson]].

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 The theatre comprises a staging area and grassed area and grassed tiers where seats are placed.
-It is utilised annually by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]] but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature.
+It is utilised annually by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature.
 '''For performances, see [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]]'''

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	The [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]] is an [[open-air theatre]] in [[St. George's Park]], Port Elizabeth.		The [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]] is an [[open-air theatre]] in [[St. George's Park]], Port Elizabeth.

−	Popularly simply known as [[Mannville]], and on occasion wrongly written [[Mannville Open-air Theatre]] in some sources.	+	Popularly simply known as [[Mannville]], and on occasion, wrongly written as [[Mannville Open-air Theatre]] in some sources.

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	Popularly simply known as [[Mannville]], and on occasion wrongly written [[Mannville Open-air Theatre]] in some sources.		Popularly simply known as [[Mannville]], and on occasion wrongly written [[Mannville Open-air Theatre]] in some sources.
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−	~~See [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]]~~

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	See [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]]		See [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]]

−	~~See also [[Open-air theatre]]~~

	== History ==		== History ==

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-See '''[[Mannville Open-air Theatre]]'''
+The [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]] is an [[open-air theatre]] in [[St. George's Park]], Port Elizabeth.
-See also [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]]
 == Sources ==
-== For more information ==
+''[[The Sound of Music]]'' theatre programme. 1972.
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	See also [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]]		See also [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]]

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	+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]
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−	~~Planned, built and run by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]], named after the founding members [[Helen Mann]] and [[Bruce Mann]].~~

−	On 2 June 1971 the Parks and Recreation Committee considered a request from the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] and resolved "That provision be made on the 1972 Estimates for an amount of R12,500 for the development of an [[Open-air theatre\|open air theatre]] in [[St. George's Park]]".
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−	~~The theatre comprises a stage area and grassed area and grassed tiers where sears are placed.~~
−	~~It is utilised annually by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]], but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature.~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~http://www.stgeorgespark.nmmu.ac.za/content/thepark/~~
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−	~~== For more information ==~~
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−	~~See [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]]~~
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−	~~See also [[Open-air theatre]]~~
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−	~~== Return to ==~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[Main Page]]~~

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 Planned, built and run by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]], named after the founding members [[Helen Mann]] and [[Bruce Mann]].
-On 2 June 1971 the Parks and Recreation Committee considered a request from the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] and resolved "That provision be made on the 1972 Estimates for an amount of R12,500 for the development of an open air theatre in [[St. George's Park]]".
+On 2 June 1971 the Parks and Recreation Committee considered a request from the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] and resolved "That provision be made on the 1972 Estimates for an amount of R12,500 for the development of an [[Open-air theatre|open air theatre]] in [[St. George's Park]]".
 The theatre comprises a stage area and grassed area and grassed tiers where sears are placed.
 It is utilised annually by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]], but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature.
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 See  [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]]
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