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The [[Theatre Workshop]], which consisted of converted lecture rooms in the University of Natal’s City Buildings, Warwick Avenue, was the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s first venue ans was used to perform classical and modern works (including [[Athol Fugard]]’s ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1961)).

== Sources ==

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 =Theatre Workshop, Durban=
-The [[Theatre Workshop]], which consisted of converted lecture rooms in the University of Natal’s City Buildings, Warwick Avenue, was the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s first venue and was used to perform classical and modern works (including [[Athol Fugard]]’s ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1961)).
+The [[Theatre Workshop]], which consisted of converted lecture rooms in the University of Natal’s City Buildings, Warwick Avenue, was the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s first venue and was used to perform classical and modern works (including [[Athol Fugard]]’s ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1961).
 =Theatre Workshop, Johannesburg=

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 Productions staged by [[Theatre Workshop]] include:
 : ''[[The Sleeping Beauty]]'', ''[[Heidi]]''
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 Productions staged by [[Theatre Workshop]] include:
-: ''[[Heidi]]''
+: ''[[The Sleeping Beauty]]'', ''[[Heidi]]''
 date unknown: ''[[The Water Babies]]''

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		+	date unknown: ''[[The Water Babies]]''

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 This was a theatre production company run by [[Sybil Marks]], specialising in work for teenagers.
-==Productions==
+===Productions===
 Productions staged by [[Theatre Workshop]] include:

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 The [[Theatre Workshop]], which consisted of converted lecture rooms in the University of Natal’s City Buildings, Warwick Avenue, was the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s first venue and was used to perform classical and modern works (including [[Athol Fugard]]’s ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1961)).
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+=Theatre Workshop, Johannesburg=
 McM
-== For more information ==
+[[Walter Greyvenstein|Greyvenstein, Walter]] 1988. ''The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: Rand Afrikaans University.
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−	The [[Theatre Workshop]], which consisted of converted lecture rooms in the University of Natal’s City Buildings, Warwick Avenue, was the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s first venue ~~ans~~ was used to perform classical and modern works (including [[Athol Fugard]]’s ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1961)).	+	The [[Theatre Workshop]], which consisted of converted lecture rooms in the University of Natal’s City Buildings, Warwick Avenue, was the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s first venue and was used to perform classical and modern works (including [[Athol Fugard]]’s ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1961)).

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