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| − | A small theatre venue in central Cape Town, above the Alexander Bar and Café. Styled a "[[microtheatre]]", it came about when [[Edward van Kuik]] and [[Nicholas Spagnoletti]], the owners of the Alexander Bar and Café, decided to turn 50m² of unused office space into a small theatre with black surrounds, 44 raked seats, a tiny dressing room and a control desk area. | + | A small theatre venue in central Cape Town, above the Alexander Bar and Café. Styled a "[[Microtheatre|microtheatre]]", it came about when [[Edward van Kuik]] and [[Nicholas Spagnoletti]], the owners of the Alexander Bar and Café, decided to turn 50m² of unused office space into a small theatre with black surrounds, 44 raked seats, a tiny dressing room and a control desk area. |
Offers a festival-style programming model featuring drama, comedy, cabaret, jazz, acoustic sessions, readings and more. | Offers a festival-style programming model featuring drama, comedy, cabaret, jazz, acoustic sessions, readings and more. | ||
Revision as of 08:33, 1 September 2013
A small theatre venue in central Cape Town, above the Alexander Bar and Café. Styled a "microtheatre", it came about when Edward van Kuik and Nicholas Spagnoletti, the owners of the Alexander Bar and Café, decided to turn 50m² of unused office space into a small theatre with black surrounds, 44 raked seats, a tiny dressing room and a control desk area.
Offers a festival-style programming model featuring drama, comedy, cabaret, jazz, acoustic sessions, readings and more.
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