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The [[Alexander Upstairs]] is a small theatre venue in central Cape Town, above the  [[Alexander Bar and Café]].
 
The [[Alexander Upstairs]] is a small theatre venue in central Cape Town, above the  [[Alexander Bar and Café]].
  
Also referred to as the [[Alexander Bar, Café and Theatre]] or the [[Alexander Bar and Theatre]].
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Also referred to as the [[Alexander Bar, Café and Theatre]] or the ''[[Alexander Bar and Theatre]]''.
 
    
 
    
  

Revision as of 10:07, 23 March 2018

The Alexander Upstairs is a small theatre venue in central Cape Town, above the Alexander Bar and Café.

Also referred to as the Alexander Bar, Café and Theatre or the Alexander Bar and Theatre.


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.

Plays performed there since its inception include:



Sources

Artslink.co.za [news0813@artslink.co.za]

Website of the Alexander Bar[1]

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