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 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
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 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

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 : [[The Company of Four]] produced ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] with [[Maurice Weightman]] and [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Arts Hall]], Port Elizabeth (June).
-: ''[[A Phoenix Too Far]]'' produced for [[The Company of Four]] by the [[Theatre Guild]].
+: ''[[A Phoenix Too Frequent]]'' produced for [[The Company of Four]] by the [[Theatre Guild]].
 : [[The Company of Four]] was one of the organisations which participated in the play ''[[King Henry VIII]]'' which was staged at the [[Feather Market Hall]] to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (June).

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	1953: [[The Company of Four]] was one of the organisations which participated in the play ''[[King Henry VIII]]'' which was staged at the [[Feather Market Hall]] to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (June).		1953: [[The Company of Four]] was one of the organisations which participated in the play ''[[King Henry VIII]]'' which was staged at the [[Feather Market Hall]] to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (June).
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		+	1959: ''[[Dial M for Murder]]'' produced for [[The Company of Four]] by the [[Theatre Guild]].

	According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].		According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].

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	1952: [[The Company of Four]] produced ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] with [[Maurice Weightman]] and [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Arts Hall]], Port Elizabeth (June).		1952: [[The Company of Four]] produced ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] with [[Maurice Weightman]] and [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Arts Hall]], Port Elizabeth (June).
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		+	1952: ''[[A Phoenix Too Far]]'' produced for [[The Company of Four]] by the [[Theatre Guild]].

	1953: [[The Company of Four]] was one of the organisations which participated in the play ''[[King Henry VIII]]'' which was staged at the [[Feather Market Hall]] to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (June).		1953: [[The Company of Four]] was one of the organisations which participated in the play ''[[King Henry VIII]]'' which was staged at the [[Feather Market Hall]] to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (June).

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	According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].		According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].
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−	~~Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild Foundation Members included [[Andre Huguenet]], [[Will Jamieson]], [[Gladys Baynes]], [[Helen Wilkins]] and [[Noel Cudmore]].~~

	'''For more information, see [[Theatre Guild]]'''		'''For more information, see [[Theatre Guild]]'''

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 The founding of the Company of Four was in 19??.
 : [[The Company of Four]] produced ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] with [[Maurice Weightman]] and [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Arts Hall]], Port Elizabeth (June).
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 According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].
-'''For more information, see [[Amateur Theatre Guild]]'''
 == Sources ==

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	The founding of the Company of Four was in 19??.		The founding of the Company of Four was in 19??.
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		+	Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild Foundation Members included [[Andre Huguenet]], [[Will Jamieson]], [[Gladys Baynes]], [[Helen Wilkins]] and [[Noel Cudmore]].

	1952: [[The Company of Four]] produced ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] with [[Maurice Weightman]] and [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Arts Hall]], Port Elizabeth (June).		1952: [[The Company of Four]] produced ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] with [[Maurice Weightman]] and [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Arts Hall]], Port Elizabeth (June).

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	According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].		According to the March 1985, edition of ''[[Scenaria]]'' magazine (Issue no 50) and Wright and Gubb's article in ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'', [[The Company of Four]] assumed the name of the [[Amateur Theatre Guild]] from 1951 till 1958 when it became the [[Port Elizabeth Theatre Guild]].
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		+	'''For more information, see [[Amateur Theatre Guild]]'''

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 == Sources ==
-''Antigone'' The Company of Four theatre programme, June 1952.
+Laurence Wright and Lin Gubb. 'A Tribute to "Stratford-on-Baakens": Thirty Years of the Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival'. ''Shakespeare in Southem Africa'' Vol. 3. 1989. 1-8.
 == [[The Company of Four]], Cape Town ==