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A theatrical company formed in 2000 by Artistic Director, Greg King, joined in 2003 by Steven Stead as Executive Director. The company ran the intimate Kwasuka Theatre for three years, and then moved on to collaborations with larger theatres such as the KZN Playhouse, Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre, the Baxter Theatre in Cape Town, and the Liberty Theatre on the Square in Johannesburg.

Its inaugural production was Ben Elton's Popcorn in 2000, followed by **, Wit (

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	Its inaugural production was Ben Elton's ''[[Popcorn]]'' in 2000, followed by **, ''[[Wit]]'' (		Its inaugural production was Ben Elton's ''[[Popcorn]]'' in 2000, followed by **, ''[[Wit]]'' (

−	Regular performers for the company include [[Carol Trench]], [[Clare Mortimer]], [[Lisa Bobbert]], [[Ntando Cele]], [[Alison ~~Cassells~~]], [[Janna Ramos Violante]], [[Jailoshini Naidoo]], [[Vera Clare]], [[Belinda Henwood]], [[Josette Eales]], [[Frances Currie]], [[Neil Coppen]], [[Iain Robinson]], [[Bryan Hiles]], [[Darren King]], [[Peter Court]], [[Michael Gritten]], [[Rowan Bartlett]], [[Marc Kay]] and [[Sean de Klerk]].	+	Regular performers for the company include [[Carol Trench]], [[Clare Mortimer]], [[Lisa Bobbert]], [[Ntando Cele]], [[Alison Cassels]], [[Janna Ramos Violante]], [[Jailoshini Naidoo]], [[Vera Clare]], [[Belinda Henwood]], [[Josette Eales]], [[Frances Currie]], [[Neil Coppen]], [[Iain Robinson]], [[Bryan Hiles]], [[Darren King]], [[Peter Court]], [[Michael Gritten]], [[Rowan Bartlett]], [[Marc Kay]] and [[Sean de Klerk]].