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No 56 and No 58 Too in Hillbrow, Johannesburg are a nightclub and restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Muic hall|cabaret]] and [[Music hall|revue artists]], including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].

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-'''[[No 58]]''' was a a nightclub and a restaurant venue Hillbrow, Johannesburg, founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginning of the 1980s till the early 1990s.
+'''[[No 58]]''' was a popular nightclub and a restaurant venue Hillbrow, Johannesburg (1980s-1990s)
-The venue moved to slightly larger premises a year later and was then known as '''[[No 58 Too]]'''.
+The venue moved to slightly larger premises a year later and was thfeafter known as '''[[No 58 Too]]'''.
 ==The venue==
-A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret|cabaret]] and [[Music hall|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]], [[Natalia da Rocha]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].
+Founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginning of the 1980s till the early 1990s, the popular and influential performance space became the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret|cabaret]] and [[Music hall|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]], [[Natalia da Rocha]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].
-Hillbrow, Johannesburgshe and her partner [[Ute Hasse]] opened [[No 58]] in Hillbrow, as a nightclub and restaurant, moving to slightly larger premises a year later and calling it [[No 58 Too]]. Here they planned entertainment, nurtured new talent and directed and choreographed shows, for what became one of the best known and most influential clubs in Johannesburg in the 1980s. In 1989 she and Hasse left for Hawaii, but their business there failed and they returned. From 1995 till 1999 Thompson ran the [[Punchline Pub]], situated in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]].
+In 1989 she and Hasse left for Hawaii, but their business there failed and they returned. From 1995 till 1999 Thompson then ran the [[Punchline Pub]], situated in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]].
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 A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret|cabaret]] and [[Music hall|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]], [[Natalia da Rocha]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].
-Hillbrow, Johannesburgshe and her partner [[Ute Hasse]] opened [[No 58]] in Hillbrow, as a nightclub and restaurant, moving to slightly larger premises a year later and calling it [[No 58 Too]]. Here she planned entertainment, nurtured new talent and directed and choreographed shows, for what became one of the best known and most influential clubs in Johannesburg in the 1980s. In 1989 she and Hasse left for Hawaii, but their business there failed and they returned. From 1995 till 1999 she ran the [[Punchline Pub]] in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]].
+Hillbrow, Johannesburgshe and her partner [[Ute Hasse]] opened [[No 58]] in Hillbrow, as a nightclub and restaurant, moving to slightly larger premises a year later and calling it [[No 58 Too]]. Here they planned entertainment, nurtured new talent and directed and choreographed shows, for what became one of the best known and most influential clubs in Johannesburg in the 1980s. In 1989 she and Hasse left for Hawaii, but their business there failed and they returned. From 1995 till 1999 Thompson ran the [[Punchline Pub]], situated in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]].
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 '''[[No 58]]''' was a a nightclub and a restaurant venue Hillbrow, Johannesburg, founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginning of the 1980s till the early 1990s.
-Later known as '''[[No 58 Too]]'''.
+The venue moved to slightly larger premises a year later and was then known as '''[[No 58 Too]]'''.
 ==The venue==
-A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret|cabaret]] and [[Music hall|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].
+A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret|cabaret]] and [[Music hall|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]], [[Natalia da Rocha]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].
 Hillbrow, Johannesburgshe and her partner [[Ute Hasse]] opened [[No 58]] in Hillbrow, as a nightclub and restaurant, moving to slightly larger premises a year later and calling it [[No 58 Too]]. Here she planned entertainment, nurtured new talent and directed and choreographed shows, for what became one of the best known and most influential clubs in Johannesburg in the 1980s. In 1989 she and Hasse left for Hawaii, but their business there failed and they returned. From 1995 till 1999 she ran the [[Punchline Pub]] in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]].

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−	No 56 and No 58 Too in Hillbrow, Johannesburg ~~are~~ a nightclub and restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret\|cabaret]] and [[Music hall\|revue~~]] [[Revue~~]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].	+	'''No 56''' and '''No 58 Too''' in Hillbrow, Johannesburg were a nightclub and a restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret\|cabaret]] and [[Music hall\|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].

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−	No 56 and No 58 Too in Hillbrow, Johannesburg are a nightclub and restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[~~Music hall~~\|cabaret]] and [[Music hall\|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].	+	No 56 and No 58 Too in Hillbrow, Johannesburg are a nightclub and restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Cabaret\|cabaret]] and [[Music hall\|revue]] [[Revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].

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← Older revision		Revision as of 08:27, 12 January 2011
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−	No 56 and No 58 Too in Hillbrow, Johannesburg are a nightclub and restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[~~Muic~~ hall\|cabaret]] and [[Music hall\|revue ~~artists~~]], including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].	+	No 56 and No 58 Too in Hillbrow, Johannesburg are a nightclub and restaurant venue founded and run by [[Barbara Thompson]] and [[Ute Hasse]] from the beginnig of the 1980s till the early 1990s. A popular and influential performance space, it was the launching pad for a number of South African [[Music hall\|cabaret]] and [[Music hall\|revue]] artists, including [[Kate Normington]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Jennifer Ferguson]], [[Mark Banks]] and [[Louis Zuppa]].

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