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[[Theatre Arts]] is performance venue in Observatory, Cape Town.

Founded as a home for local theatre practitioners and their work, built on the tenets of affordability, inclusivity, and accessibility, .

"We acknowledge Theatre Arts as a sanctuary for artists, emerging and experienced alike; as a space for theatre makers to take risks, follow dreams, launch careers, discover new passions and imagine new possibilities; and as a platform for adventurous and innovative work which defies categorisation and breaks boundaries across disciplines and communities. "

The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019

== Sources ==

https://theatrearts.co.za/

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

== Return to ==

Return to [[ESAT Venues T]]

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

Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]

Return to [[Main Page]]

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−	~~[[Theatre Arts]] is performance venue in Observatory, Cape Town.~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Theatre Arts Admin Collective]]
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−	~~==The venue==~~
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−	Situated in the old Methodist Church Hall, Observatory, it was founded as a home for local theatre practitioners and their work, built on the tenets of affordability, inclusivity, and accessibility. It has fours performance/rehearsal spaces for hire[https://theatrearts.co.za/our-venues/rehearsal-space/]: The '''Main Theatre''', The '''Minor Hall''', The '''Back Room''' and '''The Church'''.
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−	~~The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019~~
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−	~~==Programmes offered==~~
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−	~~[[Theatre Arts]] runs two theatre development programmes in its venues:~~
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−	~~===[[OY! Theatre]]===~~
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−	[[OY! Theatre]] ([[Obs Youth Theatre]]) is a initiative of [[Theatre Arts]] and is a performance-based neighbourhood theatre company for young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years. The company meets weekly on a Monday and Friday evenings and is run by a group of professional theatre makers.
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−	~~Active since 2018, the plays staged by [[OY! Theatre]] over the following 5 years have included:~~
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−	~~''[[DNA]]'', written by [[Dennis Kelly]] and directed by [[Jaqueline Dommisse]]~~
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−	~~''[[OY's Line is it Anyway]]'', an improvisation performance facilitated by [[Megan Choritz]]~~
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−	~~''[[Through Our Eyes]]'', created with the company and directed by [[Thando Doni]]~~
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−	~~''[[Holloway Jones]]'', written by [[Evan Placey]] and directed by [[Thembela Madliki]]~~
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−	~~''[[Tusk]]'', created with the company and directed by [[Rosa-Karoo Loewe]]~~
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−	~~''[[Love and Information]]'', written by Caryl Churchill and directed by ''[[Jaqueline Dommisse]] and [[Caroline Calburn]].~~
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−	~~''[[The Children's Monologues]]'', created by [[Dramatic Need]] and directed by [[Lesego Chauke]].~~
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−	~~In 2019, Through Our Eyes was performed at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda, giving the company an incredible experience of touring a production and participating in a national festival.~~
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−	~~In 2022, The Children's Monologues won a Standard Bank Ovation Award at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda.~~
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−	~~===[[Theatre Arts Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary]]===~~
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−	The [[Theatre Arts Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary]] that aims to support young and talented directors who are entering into the theatre industry, but lack opportunities to practice their craft. Initially started in 2010 by [[Caroline Calburn]] of the [[Theatre Arts Admin Collective]] with the support of [[Lara Foot]] of the [[Baxter Theatre]], the [[Institute for Performing and Creative Arts]] and other sponsors, the bursary is intended to serve as an opportunity for young directors to develop their skills, be mentored in the creation of a new piece of work, have their work seen and so help them to establish themselves as directors.
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−	~~==Subsidiary services==~~
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−	~~The venue also offers a number of subsidiary and supporting services. See their Website for more information[https://theatrearts.co.za/]).~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~https://theatrearts.co.za/~~
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−	~~https://theatrearts.co.za/our-venues/rehearsal-space/~~
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−	~~Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~== Return to ==~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Venues T]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[Main Page~~]]

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 ===[[OY! Theatre]]===
-[[OY! Theatre]] ([[Obs Youth Theatre]]) is a initiative of [[Theatre Arts]] and is a performance-based neighbourhood theatre company for young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years.
+[[OY! Theatre]] ([[Obs Youth Theatre]]) is a initiative of [[Theatre Arts]] and is a performance-based neighbourhood theatre company for young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years. The company meets weekly on a Monday and Friday evenings and is run by a group of professional theatre makers.
 Active since 2018, the plays staged by [[OY! Theatre]] over the following 5 years have included:

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 In 2019, Through Our Eyes was performed at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda, giving the company an incredible experience of touring a production and participating in a national festival.
-In 2022, The Children's Monologues won a Standard Bank Ovation Award at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda.company has punt on its it haqs
+In 2022, The Children's Monologues won a Standard Bank Ovation Award at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda.
 ===[[Theatre Arts Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary]]===

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 ''[[Love and Information]]'', written by Caryl Churchill and directed by ''[[Jaqueline Dommisse]] and [[Caroline Calburn]].
-The Children's Monologues, created by Dramatic Need and directed by Lesego Chauke.
+''[[The Children's Monologues]]'', created by [[Dramatic Need]] and directed by [[Lesego Chauke]].
 In 2019, Through Our Eyes was performed at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda, giving the company an incredible experience of touring a production and participating in a national festival.
 In 2022, The Children's Monologues won a Standard Bank Ovation Award at the National Arts Festival, Makhanda.company has punt on its it haqs
 ===[[Theatre Arts Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary]]===

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 [[Theatre Arts]] is performance venue in Observatory, Cape Town.
-Situated in the Methodist Church Hall, Observatory, it was founded as a home for local theatre practitioners and their work, built on the tenets of affordability, inclusivity, and accessibility. It has fours performance/rehearsal spaces for hire[https://theatrearts.co.za/our-venues/rehearsal-space/]:  The '''Main Theatre''', The '''Minor Hall''', The '''Back Room''' and '''The Church'''.
+==The venue==
 The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019
 == Sources ==