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Called "[[The Cellar]]" in English, was a small theatre in a converted wine cellar on the farm Libertas/Vredelust in Dorp Street, Stellenbosch (1960-1967). | Called "[[The Cellar]]" in English, was a small theatre in a converted wine cellar on the farm Libertas/Vredelust in Dorp Street, Stellenbosch (1960-1967). | ||
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| + | ''Not to be confused with [[Die Keller]] or [[Die Kellerteater]], a [[venue]] used by the Drama Department of [[Stellenboch University]]'' | ||
== Founding and early history == | == Founding and early history == | ||
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The wine cellar was converted into a 100-150 seat theatre by the amateur [[Libertas Theatre Club]]/[[Libertas Teaterklub]] in 1960. Two concrete wine tanks, like small rooms, were provided with doors and converted into dressing rooms - their walls were covered with fine red crystals left from the wine-making days. This little theatre was the home of the club until 1967, when they moved to a converted stable on Bergzicht farm in Bird Street, made available by Stellenbosch Municipality. | The wine cellar was converted into a 100-150 seat theatre by the amateur [[Libertas Theatre Club]]/[[Libertas Teaterklub]] in 1960. Two concrete wine tanks, like small rooms, were provided with doors and converted into dressing rooms - their walls were covered with fine red crystals left from the wine-making days. This little theatre was the home of the club until 1967, when they moved to a converted stable on Bergzicht farm in Bird Street, made available by Stellenbosch Municipality. | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 8 March 2017
Called "The Cellar" in English, was a small theatre in a converted wine cellar on the farm Libertas/Vredelust in Dorp Street, Stellenbosch (1960-1967).
Not to be confused with Die Keller or Die Kellerteater, a venue used by the Drama Department of Stellenboch University
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Founding and early history
The wine cellar was converted into a 100-150 seat theatre by the amateur Libertas Theatre Club/Libertas Teaterklub in 1960. Two concrete wine tanks, like small rooms, were provided with doors and converted into dressing rooms - their walls were covered with fine red crystals left from the wine-making days. This little theatre was the home of the club until 1967, when they moved to a converted stable on Bergzicht farm in Bird Street, made available by Stellenbosch Municipality.
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