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| + | On the various uses of the term [[City Hall]] in South Africa, '''''see'' [[Town Hall]]'''. | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
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| − | [[John Connell]] presented seasons of up to eight operas in the 1940’s. [[Alfred Herbert]] presented the first of his African Jazz/Township Jazz concerts in 1956 at the City Hall. [[David Bloomberg]] and [[Percy Tucker]] brought [[Murray Banks]] to South Africa in 1960. Banks performed here, Benoni, the Transvaal , Rhodesia and the Cape Province. [[Mickey Katz]] performed here in 1961. **** | + | [[John Connell]] presented seasons of up to eight operas in the 1940’s. [[Alfred Herbert]] presented the first of his African Jazz/Township Jazz concerts in 1956 at the City Hall. [[David Bloomberg]] and [[Percy Tucker]] brought [[Murray Banks]] to South Africa in 1960. Banks performed here, Benoni, the Transvaal , Rhodesia and the Cape Province. [[Mickey Katz]] performed here in 1961. **** [[Moloto-World]] mounted ''[[Shaka, King of the Zulus]]'' here in 1965. |
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
| − | Tucker, 1997 | + | [[Percy Tucker]], 1997 |
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== For more information == | == For more information == | ||
Latest revision as of 12:04, 11 May 2015
On the various uses of the term City Hall in South Africa, see Town Hall.
History
Structure
The venue was devoid of proper wing space, backstage area and lighting equipment.
Productions
John Connell presented seasons of up to eight operas in the 1940’s. Alfred Herbert presented the first of his African Jazz/Township Jazz concerts in 1956 at the City Hall. David Bloomberg and Percy Tucker brought Murray Banks to South Africa in 1960. Banks performed here, Benoni, the Transvaal , Rhodesia and the Cape Province. Mickey Katz performed here in 1961. **** Moloto-World mounted Shaka, King of the Zulus here in 1965.
Sources
Percy Tucker, 1997
For more information
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