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It is utilised annually by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]], but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature. | It is utilised annually by the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival]], but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature. | ||
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Revision as of 09:25, 5 February 2018
The Mannville Open-air Theatre is an open-air theatre in in St. George's Park, Port Elizabeth.
History
Planned, built and run by the Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival, named after the founding members Helen Mann and Bruce Mann.
On 2 June 1971 the Parks and Recreation Committee considered a request from the Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival and resolved "That provision be made on the 1972 Estimates for an amount of R12,500 for the development of an open air theatre in St. George's Park".
The theatre comprises a stage area and grassed area and grassed tiers where seats are placed. It is utilised annually by the Port Elizabeth Shakespearian Festival, but is available for hire for any items of an aesthetic or cultural nature.
For performances, see Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival
Sources
http://www.stgeorgespark.nmmu.ac.za/content/thepark/
For more information
http://ivormarkman0.wixsite.com/mannville
See Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival
See also Open-air theatre
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