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The acronym for the [[National Arts Festival]] in Gahamstown, the oldest national arts festival in the country.  Most commonly referred to as the [[Grahamstown Festival]]   
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'''NAF''' occurs as an acronym related to South African theatre in two instances.
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== The [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown ==
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The acronym has been used for the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown, the oldest national arts festival in the country, from the mid 1980sHowever, the festival is most commonly referred to as the [[Grahamstown Festival]]   
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See  [[Grahamstown Festival]] 
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For more information see the website at
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== The [[Northern Arts Festival]] ==
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A somewhat opportunist use of the same '''NAF''' acronym by a new community festival founded in Nelson Mandela Bay by [[Billy Paulson]]. This '''NAF''' was established during 2007 with the stated objective of "celebrating the heritage and culture of, Nelson Mandela Bay, especially the Northern Area and bridging the divide between community development and the arts".
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See [[Northern Arts Festival]]
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See further the website supported by the [[National Arts Council of South Africa]]:
  
See entry on [[Grahamstown Festival]]  for more information.
 
  
  

Revision as of 17:49, 8 January 2011

NAF occurs as an acronym related to South African theatre in two instances.


The National Arts Festival, Grahamstown

The acronym has been used for the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, the oldest national arts festival in the country, from the mid 1980s. However, the festival is most commonly referred to as the Grahamstown Festival

See Grahamstown Festival

For more information see the website at


The Northern Arts Festival

A somewhat opportunist use of the same NAF acronym by a new community festival founded in Nelson Mandela Bay by Billy Paulson. This NAF was established during 2007 with the stated objective of "celebrating the heritage and culture of, Nelson Mandela Bay, especially the Northern Area and bridging the divide between community development and the arts".

See Northern Arts Festival

See further the website supported by the National Arts Council of South Africa:


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