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−	[[Theatre on the Square]] is a theatre venue in Sandton, Johannesburg.	+	[[Theatre on the Square]] is a theatre venue in Sandton, Johannesburg (Corner Sandton Drive and Rivonia Road).

	The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.		The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.

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	The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.		The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.
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		+	==History==

	Founded in 1994 by [[Daphne Kuhn]] in Rosebank, Johannesburg. In 1996/1997, the theatre relocated to Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in upmarket Sandton in the Northern suburbs. It is a 200-seater theatre.		Founded in 1994 by [[Daphne Kuhn]] in Rosebank, Johannesburg. In 1996/1997, the theatre relocated to Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in upmarket Sandton in the Northern suburbs. It is a 200-seater theatre.

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 [[Theatre on the Square]] is a theatre venue in Sandton, Johannesburg.
-The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]],  [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]],  [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.
+The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]],  [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]],  [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.
 Founded in 1994 by [[Daphne Kuhn]] in Rosebank, Johannesburg. In 1996/1997,  the theatre relocated to  Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in upmarket Sandton in the Northern suburbs. It is a 200-seater theatre.

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 The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]],  [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]],  [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.
-In 1996 the [[Theatre On The Square]], run by [[Daphne Kuhn]], relocated from Rosebank in Johannesburg to upmarket Sandton in the Northern suburbs. It is a 200-seater theatre in  Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998.
+Founded in 1994 by [[Daphne Kuhn]] in Rosebank, Johannesburg. In 1996/1997,  the theatre relocated to  Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in upmarket Sandton in the Northern suburbs. It is a 200-seater theatre.
-Over 450 productions - including plays, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre had been presented by 2012, in addition to numerous corporate events, concerts, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.
+Since its opening, [[Theatre on the Square]] has produced and presented more than 3000 plays, concerts, corporate events, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.
 == Sources ==
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 [[Beeld]] Plus, 2 June 2001.
-http://www.theatreonthesquare.co.za/about.htm
+http://www.theatreonthesquare.co.za
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 The full name of the theatre was originally based on the sponsors name at the particular time. So it has been called the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]],  [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]],  [[Liberty Theatre on the Square]] and [[Agfa on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.
-It is a 200-seater theatre in  Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998 and managed by [[Daphne Kuhn]].
+In 1996 the [[Theatre On The Square]], run by [[Daphne Kuhn]], relocated from Rosebank in Johannesburg to upmarket Sandton in the Northern suburbs. It is a 200-seater theatre in  Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998.
 Over 450 productions - including plays, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre had been presented by 2012, in addition to numerous corporate events, concerts, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.
 == Sources ==

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	[[Beeld]] Plus, 2 June 2001.

	http://www.theatreonthesquare.co.za/about.htm		http://www.theatreonthesquare.co.za/about.htm

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−	The full name of the theatre was originally the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], later changed to the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed. It is a 200-seater theatre in Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998 and managed by [[Daphne Kuhn]]. Over 450 productions - including plays, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre had been presented by 2012, in addition to numerous corporate events, concerts, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.	+	[[Theatre on the Square]] is a theatre venue in Sandton, Johannesburg.
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		+	The full name of the theatre was originally the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], later changed to the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed.
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		+	It is a 200-seater theatre in Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998 and managed by [[Daphne Kuhn]].
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		+	Over 450 productions - including plays, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre had been presented by 2012, in addition to numerous corporate events, concerts, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.

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−	The full name of the theatre is the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], ~~and it~~ is a 200-seater theatre in Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998 and managed by [[Daphne Kuhn]]. Over 450 productions - including plays, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre had been presented by 2012, in addition to numerous corporate events, concerts, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.	+	The full name of the theatre was originally the [[Old Mutual Theatre on the Square]], later changed to the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]], as the sponsors changed. It is a 200-seater theatre in Nelson Mandela Square (formerly Sandton Square) in Sandton, founded in 1998 and managed by [[Daphne Kuhn]]. Over 450 productions - including plays, musicals, lunch hour and children's theatre had been presented by 2012, in addition to numerous corporate events, concerts, industrial theatre and a regular youth theatre training programme in the performing arts.
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