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The [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] was an outreach and community-centered initiative in Cape Town. | The [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] was an outreach and community-centered initiative in Cape Town. | ||
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Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including [[Don Mattera]]'s plays ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' (a children's play inspired by [[Malaika McKenzie]]) and ''[[One Time Brother]]''. | Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including [[Don Mattera]]'s plays ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' (a children's play inspired by [[Malaika McKenzie]]) and ''[[One Time Brother]]''. | ||
| − | It was also involved in the publication of the theatre journal ''[[Speak]]'' and | + | It was also involved in the publication of the theatre journal ''[[Speak]]'' and the theatre project known as [[Open School on the Move]]. |
Latest revision as of 17:27, 1 October 2026
The Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme was an outreach and community-centered initiative in Cape Town.
TO BE EDITED
Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities, the programme featured cultural productions, including Don Mattera's plays Kagiso Sechaba (a children's play inspired by Malaika McKenzie) and One Time Brother.
It was also involved in the publication of the theatre journal Speak and the theatre project known as Open School on the Move.
