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The Dhlomo Theatre is a theatre venue in Johannesburg, situated a hundred yards from the Market Theatre.
The venue opened 21 March 1983 with Night of the Long Wake by Dukuza Ka Macu.
It later evolved into the Herbert Dhlomo Theatre Centre, situation in the Afrika Cultural Centre, Newton Johannesburg, with its own theatre company, the Dhlomo Theatre Company.
http://www.afrikaculturalcentre.com/herbert_dhlomo_theatre_centre.htm
Mzo Sirayi 2012. South African Drama and Theatre from Pre-colonial Times to the 1990s: An Alternative Reading. Xlibris Corporation.
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