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| − | A theatre created on the campus of the University of | + | A theatre created on the campus of the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]] (formerly the [[University of Natal]]'s Durban campus) by [[Elizabeth Sneddon]] and [[Pieter Scholtz]]. Notably utilised for their landmark [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s production of [[Welcome Msomi]]'s ''[[Umabatha]]'' in 1970. |
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| + | Originally simply known as the '''[[Open Air Theatre]]''' it was later renamed after the long-time head of the department, actor, director and playwright [[Pieter Scholtz]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:34, 12 December 2025
A theatre created on the campus of the University of KwaZulu-Natal (formerly the University of Natal's Durban campus) by Elizabeth Sneddon and Pieter Scholtz. Notably utilised for their landmark Natal Theatre Workshop Company's production of Welcome Msomi's Umabatha in 1970.
Originally simply known as the Open Air Theatre it was later renamed after the long-time head of the department, actor, director and playwright Pieter Scholtz.
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See Open Air Theatre
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