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 Built by the University and run by, and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a  flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].
-The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in [[Afrikaans]] of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] annually has its [[High School Theatre Festival]] here, as does the [[ATKV]].
+The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in [[Afrikaans]] of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] annually has its regional section of the [[South African Schools' Festival]] there, as does the [[ATKV]].
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 Built by the University and run by, and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a  flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].
-The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in [[Afrikaans]] of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).
+The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in [[Afrikaans]] of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] annually has its [[High School Theatre Festival]] here, as does the [[ATKV]].
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 Built by the University and run by, and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a  flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].
 The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in [[Afrikaans]] of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).
 == Sources ==
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+http://www.volksbladfees.co.za/program.aspx?date=2011-07-15
 ''Die Volksblad'', 9 March 2011.

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-The [[Wynand Mouton Theatre]], is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State]] Drama Department]] and is situated on their campus.
+The [[Wynand Mouton Theatre]], is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State]] Drama Department and is situated on their campus. Also known in [[Afrikaans]] as [[Wynand Mouton-teater]] and later as the [[ATKV-Wynand Mouton-teater]].
-Also known in [[Afrikaans]] as [[Wynand Mouton-teater]] and later as the [[ATKV-Wynand Mouton-teater]]
+Built by the University and run by, and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a  flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].
-Built by the University and run by , and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a  flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].
+The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in [[Afrikaans]] of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).
 == Sources ==
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 == For more information ==
 ''Die Volksblad'', 9 March 2011.
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	Also known in [[Afrikaans]] as [[Wynand Mouton-teater]] and later as the [[ATKV-Wynand Mouton-teater]]		Also known in [[Afrikaans]] as [[Wynand Mouton-teater]] and later as the [[ATKV-Wynand Mouton-teater]]

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−	The Wynand Mouton Theatre, is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State Drama Department]] and is situated on their campus. Built by the University and run by , and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].	+	The [[Wynand Mouton Theatre]], is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State Drama Department]] and is situated on their campus.
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		+	Also known in [[Afrikaans]] as [[Wynand Mouton-teater]] and later as the [[ATKV-Wynand Mouton-teater]]
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		+	Built by the University and run by , and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].

	The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in Afrikaans of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]]. The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).		The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in Afrikaans of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]]. The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).

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−	The Wynand Mouton Theatre, is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State Drama Department]] and is situated on their campus. Built by the University and run by , and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[~~Scaenia~~ Theatre]].	+	The Wynand Mouton Theatre, is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State Drama Department]] and is situated on their campus. Built by the University and run by , and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats. It was preceded by the [[Scaena Theatre]].

	The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in Afrikaans of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]]. The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).		The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in Afrikaans of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]]. The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).

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 The Wynand Mouton Theatre, is one of the venues used by the [[University of the Free State Drama Department]] and is situated on their campus. Built by the University and run by , and largely utilized by, the Drama Department. At the time regarded as best equipped university theatre in South Africa, it contains a  flying gallery, an equal-to-size back stage, 2 mechanical decor trolleys, orchestra pit and 330 seats.
-The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in Afrikaans of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]). Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).
+The theatre was opened on Thursday October 13 1983 with a production in Afrikaans of ''[[Hamlet]]'' (translated by [[L.I. Coertze]]), directed by [[Ben de Koker]], starring, among others, [[Anton Welman]] and [[Chris Fourie]]. Playwrights who have had new work premiered here include [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Nico Luwes]].  The 1820 Settlers Foundation annually has its [[High School Festival]] here, as do the [[ATKV]] (?*).
 == Sources ==