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| − | '''[[Luscombe Searelle]] begins his theatrical activities The [[Rederijkerskamers|rederykerskamer]] called [[Aurora]] ceases its activities for the duration fo [[Anglo-Boer War]] hostilities.''' | + | '''[[Luscombe Searelle]] begins his theatrical activities The [[Rederijkerskamers|rederykerskamer]] called [[Aurora]] ceases its activities for the duration fo [[South African War|Anglo-Boer War]] hostilities.''' |
The Nederlandsche Zuid-Afrikaansche Spoorwegmaatschappij is created to build a railway from Komatipoort to Johannesburg and Pretoria. 8 November 1887 - The Johannesburg Stock Exchange in established. Britain annexes Zululand, blocking the Transvaal’s attempts to find a route to the sea. | The Nederlandsche Zuid-Afrikaansche Spoorwegmaatschappij is created to build a railway from Komatipoort to Johannesburg and Pretoria. 8 November 1887 - The Johannesburg Stock Exchange in established. Britain annexes Zululand, blocking the Transvaal’s attempts to find a route to the sea. | ||
''Strindberg writes The Father and publishes Miss Julie. André Antoine opens Théâtre Libre in Paris. | ''Strindberg writes The Father and publishes Miss Julie. André Antoine opens Théâtre Libre in Paris. | ||
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Contents
A contextualized chronology of South African theatre and performance
Compiled by Temple Hauptfleisch
Structure and use
The Chronology
Nineteenth Century
1887AD
Luscombe Searelle begins his theatrical activities The rederykerskamer called Aurora ceases its activities for the duration fo Anglo-Boer War hostilities. The Nederlandsche Zuid-Afrikaansche Spoorwegmaatschappij is created to build a railway from Komatipoort to Johannesburg and Pretoria. 8 November 1887 - The Johannesburg Stock Exchange in established. Britain annexes Zululand, blocking the Transvaal’s attempts to find a route to the sea. Strindberg writes The Father and publishes Miss Julie. André Antoine opens Théâtre Libre in Paris. First Colonial Conference in London. Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. Esperanto devised by Lazarus Zamenhof In Warsaw. Electricity introduced in Japan. Edison invents the motor driven phonograph, using wx cylinders. .
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