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−	St George's Cathedral (in full, '''The Cathedral Church of St George the Martyr''') lies on Wale Street in Cape Town, and is the Anglican cathedral in Cape Town, South Africa. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Cape Town.	+	[[St George's Cathedral]] (in full, '''[[The Cathedral Church of St George the Martyr]]''') lies on Wale Street in Cape Town, and is the Anglican cathedral in Cape Town, South Africa. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Cape Town.

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	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._George's_Cathedral,_Cape_Town		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._George's_Cathedral,_Cape_Town
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		+	E-mail correspondence from [[Laurence Jacobs]], August, 2020, containing information supplied by [[John Ramsdale]].

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−	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]. Among those involved over the years have been [[Jo Dunstan]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[John Ramsdale]], [[Rosalie van der ~~Gught~~]].	+	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]. Among those involved over the years have been [[Jo Dunstan]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[John Ramsdale]], [[Rosalie van der Gucht]].

	Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck). [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.		Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck). [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.

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−	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]. Among those involved over the years have been [[Peter Krummeck]], [[~~Jo Dunstan~~]],	+	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]. Among those involved over the years have been [[Jo Dunstan]], [[Peter Krummeck]], [[John Ramsdale]], [[Rosalie van der Gught]].

	Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck). [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.		Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck). [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.

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 Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]. Among those involved over the years have been [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Jo Dunstan]],
-Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/[[Jo Dunstan]]), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck).  [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.
+Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck).  [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.
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−	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]~~*~~ [[Peter Krummeck]] ~~for many years would do work there~~, ~~including~~ ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/[[Jo Dunstan]]), and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.	+	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]. Among those involved over the years have been [[Peter Krummeck]], [[Jo Dunstan]],
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		+	Pieces performed include: ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/[[Jo Dunstan]]), ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' (Krummeck). [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.

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−	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]* [[Peter Krummeck]] for many years would do work there, including ~~T.S Eliot’s~~ ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'', ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.	+	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]* [[Peter Krummeck]] for many years would do work there, including ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' (T.S Eliot), ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/[[Jo Dunstan]]), and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.

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−	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]* [[Peter Krummeck]] for many years would do work there, including T.S Eliot’s ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'', ''[[Laughter ~~and Living~~]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.	+	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]* [[Peter Krummeck]] for many years would do work there, including T.S Eliot’s ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'', ''[[ Living and Laughter]]'' (Shakespeare/Dunstan), and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.

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−	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. * [[Peter Krummeck]] for many years would do work there, including T.S Eliot’s ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.	+	Not only often used for political rallies in the apartheid era, it has also been used for theatrical performances over the years. The venue was often referred to as the [[Drama Centre]] or simply [[The Centre]]* [[Peter Krummeck]] for many years would do work there, including T.S Eliot’s ''[[Murder in the Cathedral]]'' and . [[Syrkel]]’s first performance **.

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