Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme - Revision history

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The [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] was an outreach and community-centered initiative in Cape Town.

Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including [[Don Mattera]]'s plays ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' (a children's play inspired by [[Malaika McKenzie]]) and ''[[One Time Brother]]''.

It was also involved in the publication of the theatre journal ''[[Speak]]'' and

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	Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including [[Don Mattera]]'s plays ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' (a children's play inspired by [[Malaika McKenzie]]) and ''[[One Time Brother]]''.		Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including [[Don Mattera]]'s plays ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' (a children's play inspired by [[Malaika McKenzie]]) and ''[[One Time Brother]]''.

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 The [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] was an outreach and community-centered initiative in Cape Town.
 Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including [[Don Mattera]]'s plays ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' (a children's play inspired by [[Malaika McKenzie]]) and ''[[One Time Brother]]''.
 It was also involved in the publication of the theatre journal ''[[Speak]]'' and the theatre project known as [[Open School on the Move]].