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= Die Keller (The Cellar), Stellenbosch =
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[[Cellar Theatre]] can, in theory at least, refer to theatre perfprmed in a cellar room or a wine cellar. But it is more often also simply used as an evocative name. There are a number of variations of this name (and the Afrikaans [[Kellerteater]] or [[Kelderteater]]), used by various theatre companies in South Africa.
  
A small experimental space built in a cellar in the [[H.B. Thom Complex]] at the The [[University of Stellenbosch]] by [[Johann van Heerden]] and [[Emile Aucamp]] in 1980 and used for student examinations, rehearsals, cabarets and small scale plays. It was closed down in  2001 because of structural problems.
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'''[[The Cellar]]''', Durban
  
= The Cellar, Durban =
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'''[[The Cellar]]''', Stellenbosch
  
A 120-seater theatre in the [[Natal Playhouse]], Durban, opened in 1986.
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'''[[Die Kelder]]''', Stellenbosch
  
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'''[[Die Keller]]''', Stellenbosch
  
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'''[[Die Kellerteater]]''', Stellenbosch
  
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Latest revision as of 07:03, 8 March 2017

Cellar Theatre can, in theory at least, refer to theatre perfprmed in a cellar room or a wine cellar. But it is more often also simply used as an evocative name. There are a number of variations of this name (and the Afrikaans Kellerteater or Kelderteater), used by various theatre companies in South Africa.

Click on the appropriate link below to see details of the particular venue:

The Cellar, Durban

The Cellar, Stellenbosch

Die Kelder, Stellenbosch

Die Keller, Stellenbosch

Die Kellerteater, Stellenbosch

The Cellar Theatre, Stellenbosch