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In 1959 the [[Port Elizabeth Children's Theatre]] started staging theatre productions aimed at developing an attraction of children for the theatre world.

=Contribution to South African Theatre=

1959: ''[[The Poppenkast]]''

1960: ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]''.

1961: ''[[One Act Plays]]''.

1962: ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]''

1962: ''[[Toad of Toad Hall]]''.

1963: ''[[One Act Plays]]''.

1964: ''[[Listen to the Wind]]''.

1964: ''[[Simon Big Ears]]''.

1965: ''[[The Pied Piper]]''.

1967: ''[[Where do we go from here?]]''.

1969: ''[[The Snow Queen]].

1971: ''[[Good Grief, a Griffin]]''.

1972 (?): ''[[The Silver Curlew]]''. A musical fantasy by [[Eleanor Farjeon]] and presented by the [[Port Elizabeth Children's Theatre]]. Directed by [[Marjorie Gilbey]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] as a fund raiser for the Port Elizabeth School Feeding Fund. Music by [[Clifton Parker]] with special arrangements by [[Felicia Lifson]] and [[Don Gallaway]]. Starring [[Esme Erasmus]] as "Mother Codling," [[Marilyn Stirk]] as "Doll (Her elder daughter)," [[Catherine Agnew]] as "Poll (Her younger daughter)," [[Karen Rose]] as "Old Nan (Nollehen's Nurse)," [[Margaret Wiseman]] as "Young Jen (His Housemaid)," [[Brenda Barnard]] as "John the Butler (His Butler)," [[Paula Stewart]] as "Cookie the Cook (His Cook)," [[Susan Myrdal]] as "Jack the Gardener (His Gardener)," [[Bruce Sanderson]] as "King Nollekens of Norfolk," [[Lewis Slade]] as "Charlie Loon," [[Raella Abel]] as "a Puffin," [[Gail Bernstein]] as "a Puffin," [[Natalie Meyer]]as "a Puffin," [[Aubrey Shelton]] as "Abe," [[lan Couper]] as "Sid," [[Sigi Hallis Cohen]] as "Dave," [[Raphael Hallis Cohen]] as "Hal," [[Milton Drury]] as "Sam," [[Debbie Storey]] as "The Spindle Imp," [[Mandy Rothenburg]] as "The Silver Curlew," [[Bernadette Johnson]] as "Rackny (the Spider)," [[JoanneFeinson]], [[Jamine Glick]], [[Lisa Goldman]], [[Carol Hersch]], [[Jennifer McDonald]], [[Hilary Vogel]] and [[Loretta Wilson]] as "Queer Things," [[Fay Ann Meyer]] as "Morning Fairy," [[Michele Anstey]] as "Noontide Fairy," [[Lee Ann Schewitz]] as "Twilght Fairy," [[Katherine Knight]] as "Page Boy," with [[Moya Britz]], [[Belmda Crichton]], [[Jennifer Dresda]], [[Jennifer Hastings]], [[Leonita Hide]], [[Jane Humphrey]], [[Susan Jewell]], [[Leonie Joubert]], [[Temma Maltz]], [[Karen Mulder]], [[Desiree Muller]], [[Joanne Rademeyer]], [[Ilana Saacks]] and [[Michal Sheinbaum]] as "Villagers and Ladies of Nolehen's Court".

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	1972 (?): ''[[The Silver Curlew]]''. A musical fantasy by [[Eleanor Farjeon]] and presented by the [[Port Elizabeth Children's Theatre]]. Directed by [[Marjorie Gilbey]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] as a fund raiser for the Port Elizabeth School Feeding Fund. Music by [[Clifton Parker]] with special arrangements by [[Felicia Lifson]] and [[Don Gallaway]]. Starring [[Esme Erasmus]] as "Mother Codling," [[Marilyn Stirk]] as "Doll (Her elder daughter)," [[Catherine Agnew]] as "Poll (Her younger daughter)," [[Karen Rose]] as "Old Nan (Nollehen's Nurse)," [[Margaret Wiseman]] as "Young Jen (His Housemaid)," [[Brenda Barnard]] as "John the Butler (His Butler)," [[Paula Stewart]] as "Cookie the Cook (His Cook)," [[Susan Myrdal]] as "Jack the Gardener (His Gardener)," [[Bruce Sanderson]] as "King Nollekens of Norfolk," [[Lewis Slade]] as "Charlie Loon," [[Raella Abel]] as "a Puffin," [[Gail Bernstein]] as "a Puffin," [[Natalie Meyer]]as "a Puffin," [[Aubrey Shelton]] as "Abe," [[lan Couper]] as "Sid," [[Sigi Hallis Cohen]] as "Dave," [[Raphael Hallis Cohen]] as "Hal," [[Milton Drury]] as "Sam," [[Debbie Storey]] as "The Spindle Imp," [[Mandy Rothenburg]] as "The Silver Curlew," [[Bernadette Johnson]] as "Rackny (the Spider)," [[JoanneFeinson]], [[Jamine Glick]], [[Lisa Goldman]], [[Carol Hersch]], [[Jennifer McDonald]], [[Hilary Vogel]] and [[Loretta Wilson]] as "Queer Things," [[Fay Ann Meyer]] as "Morning Fairy," [[Michele Anstey]] as "Noontide Fairy," [[Lee Ann Schewitz]] as "Twilght Fairy," [[Katherine Knight]] as "Page Boy," with [[Moya Britz]], [[Belmda Crichton]], [[Jennifer Dresda]], [[Jennifer Hastings]], [[Leonita Hide]], [[Jane Humphrey]], [[Susan Jewell]], [[Leonie Joubert]], [[Temma Maltz]], [[Karen Mulder]], [[Desiree Muller]], [[Joanne Rademeyer]], [[Ilana Saacks]] and [[Michal Sheinbaum]] as "Villagers and Ladies of Nolehen's Court".		1972 (?): ''[[The Silver Curlew]]''. A musical fantasy by [[Eleanor Farjeon]] and presented by the [[Port Elizabeth Children's Theatre]]. Directed by [[Marjorie Gilbey]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] as a fund raiser for the Port Elizabeth School Feeding Fund. Music by [[Clifton Parker]] with special arrangements by [[Felicia Lifson]] and [[Don Gallaway]]. Starring [[Esme Erasmus]] as "Mother Codling," [[Marilyn Stirk]] as "Doll (Her elder daughter)," [[Catherine Agnew]] as "Poll (Her younger daughter)," [[Karen Rose]] as "Old Nan (Nollehen's Nurse)," [[Margaret Wiseman]] as "Young Jen (His Housemaid)," [[Brenda Barnard]] as "John the Butler (His Butler)," [[Paula Stewart]] as "Cookie the Cook (His Cook)," [[Susan Myrdal]] as "Jack the Gardener (His Gardener)," [[Bruce Sanderson]] as "King Nollekens of Norfolk," [[Lewis Slade]] as "Charlie Loon," [[Raella Abel]] as "a Puffin," [[Gail Bernstein]] as "a Puffin," [[Natalie Meyer]]as "a Puffin," [[Aubrey Shelton]] as "Abe," [[lan Couper]] as "Sid," [[Sigi Hallis Cohen]] as "Dave," [[Raphael Hallis Cohen]] as "Hal," [[Milton Drury]] as "Sam," [[Debbie Storey]] as "The Spindle Imp," [[Mandy Rothenburg]] as "The Silver Curlew," [[Bernadette Johnson]] as "Rackny (the Spider)," [[JoanneFeinson]], [[Jamine Glick]], [[Lisa Goldman]], [[Carol Hersch]], [[Jennifer McDonald]], [[Hilary Vogel]] and [[Loretta Wilson]] as "Queer Things," [[Fay Ann Meyer]] as "Morning Fairy," [[Michele Anstey]] as "Noontide Fairy," [[Lee Ann Schewitz]] as "Twilght Fairy," [[Katherine Knight]] as "Page Boy," with [[Moya Britz]], [[Belmda Crichton]], [[Jennifer Dresda]], [[Jennifer Hastings]], [[Leonita Hide]], [[Jane Humphrey]], [[Susan Jewell]], [[Leonie Joubert]], [[Temma Maltz]], [[Karen Mulder]], [[Desiree Muller]], [[Joanne Rademeyer]], [[Ilana Saacks]] and [[Michal Sheinbaum]] as "Villagers and Ladies of Nolehen's Court".
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		+	''[[The Silver Curlue]]'' theatre programme, undated.

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