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	===Learning Placements in Arts Administration, Publicity and Fundraising===		===Learning Placements in Arts Administration, Publicity and Fundraising===

		+	===The [[Yvonne Banning Reading Room]]===
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		+	In 2009 Theatre Arts initiated the [[Yvonne Banning Reading Room]] in memory of actress and lecturer [[Yvonne Banning]] who had passed away that year. It was conceived as a place to browse, to read and to work and the first collection of books were those received from Yvonne's personal theatre library after her passing. Since then it has expanded through the contribution of plays by numerous donors, including a number of leading figures in the theatre world.
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		+	See their website at: https://theatrearts.co.za/resources/yvonne-banning-reading-room/

	===[[OY! Theatre]]===		===[[OY! Theatre]]===

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 Housed in the [[Methodist Church Hall]], cnr Milton Road and Wesley Street Observatory, Cape Town, it is offered as a home for local theatre practitioners, where they can create work, develop skills, perform, engage in dialogue and meet and work with theatre practitioners who come from diverse backgrounds, whether cultural, social, economic or simply in skill and experience. It is directed by [[Caroline Calburn]], with [[Pule Setlhako]] as Part-time Venue Manager.
-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'''.
+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''', as well as the [[Yvonne Banning Reading Room]].
 The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap|Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019

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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'''.		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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−	~~In 2009 it also initiated the [[Yvonne Banning Reading Room]] in memory of actress and lecturer [[Yvonne Banning]], with the first collection of books received from Yvonne's personal theatre library.~~
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	The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap\|Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019		The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap\|Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019

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	https://theatrearts.co.za/		https://theatrearts.co.za/
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		+	https://theatrearts.co.za/about-us-page/our-history/

	https://theatrearts.co.za/our-venues/rehearsal-space/		https://theatrearts.co.za/our-venues/rehearsal-space/

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 Housed in the [[Methodist Church Hall]], cnr Milton Road and Wesley Street Observatory, Cape Town, it is offered as a home for local theatre practitioners, where they can create work, develop skills, perform, engage in dialogue and meet and work with theatre practitioners who come from diverse backgrounds, whether cultural, social, economic or simply in skill and experience. It is directed by [[Caroline Calburn]], with [[Pule Setlhako]] as Part-time Venue Manager.
 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'''.
 The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap|Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019

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 ===The [[Theatre Arts Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary]]===
-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 [[Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts]], [[Distell]] 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.
+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]], [[Distell]] 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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 ''[[Tusk]]'', created with the company and directed by [[Rosa-Karoo Loewe]]
-''[[Love and Information]]'', written by Caryl Churchill and directed by ''[[Jaqueline Dommisse]] and [[Caroline Calburn]].
+''[[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]].

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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'''.
-The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap Awards|Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019
+The venue received the [[Fleur du Cap|Fleur du Cap Award for Innovation]] in 2019
 ==Programmes and Projects==