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Also used by [[Imps Drama Workshop]] for their productions.
 
Also used by [[Imps Drama Workshop]] for their productions.
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Productions staged here include:
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1978: ''[[The Coral King]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]] and [[Bergvliet Dramatic Society]])
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1981: ''[[Hopetown]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]])
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1982: ''[[There's Always Spring]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]]), ''[[A Special Gift]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]]),  ''[[The Hobbit]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]])
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1985: ''[[The Genesis Roadshow]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]]), ''[[A Little Magic]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]])
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1986: ''[[Tall Tales]]'' ([[Imps Drama Workshop]])
  
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==

Revision as of 17:20, 28 May 2026

The Moths organization

Moth Halls as performance venues

Individual halls

Moth Hall, Bergvliet

Used by the Bergvliet Dramatic Society from 1953 to 19** for their productions.

Also used by Imps Drama Workshop for their productions.

Productions staged here include:

1978: The Coral King (Imps Drama Workshop and Bergvliet Dramatic Society)

1981: Hopetown (Imps Drama Workshop)

1982: There's Always Spring (Imps Drama Workshop), A Special Gift (Imps Drama Workshop), The Hobbit (Imps Drama Workshop)

1985: The Genesis Roadshow (Imps Drama Workshop), A Little Magic (Imps Drama Workshop)

1986: Tall Tales (Imps Drama Workshop)

Sources

Greyvenstein, Walter 1988. The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: Rand Afrikaans University.

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