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Founded in 1943 by Elizabeth Sneddon, the Honorary Life President. A KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation which, through bi-annual, non-competitive festivals held at some 150 schools, attracts more than 30 000 entries. Professionals adjudicate individual and group presentations of poetry, prose, story-telling, improvised drama and plays. Chairman, from 1981, Bruce Piper. Executive Committee has included David Horner, Joan Little, Pieter Scholtz, Ann Wakefield, Mervyn McMurtry. (McM)

== Sources ==

== For more information ==

== Return to ==

Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]

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−	The [[Speech and Drama Association of South Africa]] ([[SADASA]]) is a association aimed at promoting interest in speech and drama among children in South Africa.	+	The [[Speech and Drama Association of South Africa]] ([[SADASA]]) is an association aimed at promoting interest in speech and drama among children in South Africa.

	==The association==		==The association==

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	Website: https://www.speechanddrama.co.za/Pages/Default		Website: https://www.speechanddrama.co.za/Pages/Default
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		+	https://www.facebook.com/SpeechandDramaAssociationofSA/

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 Certificates of achievement are awarded to all participants and bursaries are granted to those candidates showing promise.
 The Syllabus is offered in three languages and in a wide range of categories. Workshops and brochures are available to assist teachers and pupils and a Festival Director is on hand to offer encouragement and guidance.
 (McM)

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-The [[Speech and Drama Association of South Africa]] KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation
+The [[Speech and Drama Association of South Africa]] ([[SADASA]]) is a association aimed at promoting interest in speech and drama among children in South Africa.
-Founded in 1943 by [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] (later made the Honorary Life President).
+==The association==
-A KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation which, through bi-annual, non-competitive festivals held at some 150 schools, attracts more than 30 000 entries.  Professionals adjudicate individual and group presentations of poetry, prose, story-telling, improvised drama and plays.  Chairman, from 1981, Bruce Piper.  Executive Committee has included David Horner, Joan Little, Pieter Scholtz, Ann Wakefield, Mervyn McMurtry. (McM)
+A KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation which, through bi-annual, non-competitive festivals held at some 150 schools, attracts more than 30 000 entries.
-== Sources ==
+[[SADASA]] operates as a non-profit organisation based in KwaZulu-Natal and organises bi-annual, non-competitive festivals held at some 150 schools, attracting more than 30 000 entries. The aim is to give children the opportunity to explore their cultural interests.
-== For more information ==
+Certificates of achievement are awarded to all participants and bursaries are granted to those candidates showing promise.
 == Return to ==
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

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−	Founded in 1943 by Elizabeth Sneddon, the Honorary Life President. A KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation which, through bi-annual, non-competitive festivals held at some 150 schools, attracts more than 30 000 entries. Professionals adjudicate individual and group presentations of poetry, prose, story-telling, improvised drama and plays. Chairman, from 1981, Bruce Piper. Executive Committee has included David Horner, Joan Little, Pieter Scholtz, Ann Wakefield, Mervyn McMurtry. (McM)	+	The [[Speech and Drama Association of South Africa]] KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation
		+	Also referred to simply as The [[Speech and Drama Association]]
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		+	Founded in 1943 by [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] (later made the Honorary Life President).
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		+	A KwaZulu-Natal-based, non-profit organisation which, through bi-annual, non-competitive festivals held at some 150 schools, attracts more than 30 000 entries. Professionals adjudicate individual and group presentations of poetry, prose, story-telling, improvised drama and plays. Chairman, from 1981, Bruce Piper. Executive Committee has included David Horner, Joan Little, Pieter Scholtz, Ann Wakefield, Mervyn McMurtry. (McM)