St George's Park - Revision history

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Athol Fugard

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For more information

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The Park

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The Park

Centaps at 15:13, 22 December 2010

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Centaps: Created page with " The park and the St George's Park Tearoom (run by his mother) features centrally in Athol Fugard's seminal play ''Master Harold..and the boys'' Setting for the ..."

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Created page with " The park and the St George's Park Tearoom (run by his mother) features centrally in Athol Fugard's seminal play ''Master Harold..and the boys'' Setting for the ..."

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The park and the [[St George's Park Tearoom]] (run by his mother) features centrally in [[Athol Fugard]]'s seminal play ''[[Master Harold..and the boys]]''

Setting for the [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]] since 1971.

== Sources ==

== For more information ==

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 === Athol Fugard ===
-The park and the [[St George's Park Tearoom]] (run by his mother) features centrally in [[Athol Fugard]]'s seminal play ''[[Master Harold..and the boys]]'' Athol spent some time of his youth here.
+The park and the [[St George's Park Tearoom]] (run by his mother) features centrally in [[Athol Fugard]]'s seminal play ''[[Master Harold..and the boys]]''. Athol spent some time of his youth here.
 === Shakespeare in the park ===

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 == The park and theatre ==
 === Athol Fugard ===
 The park and the [[St George's Park Tearoom]] (run by his mother) features centrally in [[Athol Fugard]]'s seminal play ''[[Master Harold..and the boys]]'' Athol spent some time of his youth here.
 === Shakespeare in the park ===
 The park is the setting for the [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]], where -  since 1971 - the the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]] has performed.
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 == For more information ==
 See http://www.stgeorgespark.nmmu.ac.za/
 == Return to ==
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

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		+	See http://www.stgeorgespark.nmmu.ac.za/

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	St George's Park is also home to the Port Elizabeth Bowls Club, founded on August 14, 1882, and known as "The Mother Club of Bowls in South Africa" as it was the first bowling club in the country.		St George's Park is also home to the Port Elizabeth Bowls Club, founded on August 14, 1882, and known as "The Mother Club of Bowls in South Africa" as it was the first bowling club in the country.
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−	~~For more information, see http://www.stgeorgespark.nmmu.ac.za/~~

	== The park and theatre ==		== The park and theatre ==

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	St George's Park is also home to the Port Elizabeth Bowls Club, founded on August 14, 1882, and known as "The Mother Club of Bowls in South Africa" as it was the first bowling club in the country.		St George's Park is also home to the Port Elizabeth Bowls Club, founded on August 14, 1882, and known as "The Mother Club of Bowls in South Africa" as it was the first bowling club in the country.

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		+	For more information, see http://www.stgeorgespark.nmmu.ac.za/

	== The park and theatre ==		== The park and theatre ==

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	The park contains the grounds of the second oldest cricket club in South Africa, the venue for the first Test, the first women's international Test, the last Test before South Africa's expulsion from world cricket, the first ever Test series win against Australia, the first Rebel Test, the first Test victory for South Africa with the resumption of 'normal' cricket. . . and the sixth oldest cricket ground in the world - that's just a bit about St George's Park.		The park contains the grounds of the second oldest cricket club in South Africa, the venue for the first Test, the first women's international Test, the last Test before South Africa's expulsion from world cricket, the first ever Test series win against Australia, the first Rebel Test, the first Test victory for South Africa with the resumption of 'normal' cricket. . . and the sixth oldest cricket ground in the world - that's just a bit about St George's Park.

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		+	The Park

		+	The park contains the grounds of the second oldest cricket club in South Africa, the venue for the first Test, the first women's international Test, the last Test before South Africa's expulsion from world cricket, the first ever Test series win against Australia, the first Rebel Test, the first Test victory for South Africa with the resumption of 'normal' cricket. . . and the sixth oldest cricket ground in the world - that's just a bit about St George's Park.

		+	Add to it South Africa's first rugby test and the numerous other events that have been staged at this historic venue.

−	~~The park and the [[~~St George's Park ~~Tearoom]] (run by his mother) features centrally~~ in ~~[[Athol Fugard]]'s seminal play ''[[Master Harold~~.~~.and the boys]]''~~	+	St George's Park is also home to the Port Elizabeth Bowls Club, founded on August 14, 1882, and known as "The Mother Club of Bowls in South Africa" as it was the first bowling club in the country.


−	~~Setting~~ for the [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]] since 1971.	+	== The park and theatre ==
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		+	=== Athol Fugard ===
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		+	The park and the [[St George's Park Tearoom]] (run by his mother) features centrally in [[Athol Fugard]]'s seminal play ''[[Master Harold..and the boys]]'' Athol spent some time of his youth here.
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		+	=== Shakespeare in the park ===
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		+	The park is the setting for the [[Mannville Open Air Theatre]], where - since 1971 - the the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]] has performed.