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| + | (Afrikaans: Babs-sentrum) A community hall in Athlone, Cape Town, used by many Cape based theatre groups in the 1980s, for example [[Belhar Cast]] (e.g. ''[[Political Joke]]'', 1986), the [[Cape Flats Players]] (e.g. ''[[Dié Kant, Daai Kant]]'', 1986), [[Dream Express]] (e.g. ''[[Daai Tony de Villiers]]'', 1986), the [[Robertson Drama Group]] (e.g. ''[[Krismis van Map Jacobs]]'', 1986), [[Unison Players]] (e.g. ''[[Min Genade]]'', 1986), the [[Windhoek Players]] (e.g. ''[[Koning van die ashoop]]'', 1986), ), *. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:36, 12 October 2010
(Afrikaans: Babs-sentrum) A community hall in Athlone, Cape Town, used by many Cape based theatre groups in the 1980s, for example Belhar Cast (e.g. Political Joke, 1986), the Cape Flats Players (e.g. Dié Kant, Daai Kant, 1986), Dream Express (e.g. Daai Tony de Villiers, 1986), the Robertson Drama Group (e.g. Krismis van Map Jacobs, 1986), Unison Players (e.g. Min Genade, 1986), the Windhoek Players (e.g. Koning van die ashoop, 1986), ), *.
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