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The '''Savoy Theatre and Conference Centre''' in Adcockvale, Port Elizabeth was designed and built by members of the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] in the 1960s, primarily as a rehearsal venue. At that time most productions were staged at the PE Opera House and the Savoy stage was made to the same size as the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Since the early 2000s most productions have been staged at the Savoy Theatre with ongoing improvements being made such as the construction of an Orchestra Pit in 2011 and major renovations to the bar and entertainment areas. | The '''Savoy Theatre and Conference Centre''' in Adcockvale, Port Elizabeth was designed and built by members of the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] in the 1960s, primarily as a rehearsal venue. At that time most productions were staged at the PE Opera House and the Savoy stage was made to the same size as the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Since the early 2000s most productions have been staged at the Savoy Theatre with ongoing improvements being made such as the construction of an Orchestra Pit in 2011 and major renovations to the bar and entertainment areas. | ||
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| + | Correspondence with Rose Cowpar, member of the Society's Executive Committee, October 2014. | ||
Revision as of 09:04, 10 October 2014
The Savoy Theatre and Conference Centre in Adcockvale, Port Elizabeth was designed and built by members of the Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society in the 1960s, primarily as a rehearsal venue. At that time most productions were staged at the PE Opera House and the Savoy stage was made to the same size as the Port Elizabeth Opera House. Since the early 2000s most productions have been staged at the Savoy Theatre with ongoing improvements being made such as the construction of an Orchestra Pit in 2011 and major renovations to the bar and entertainment areas.
Sources
Correspondence with Rose Cowpar, member of the Society's Executive Committee, October 2014.
