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| − | Originally founded in 2004 by Simon and Helen Cooper and Nicholas and Liz Ellenbogen in the old bakery building in Kalk Bay (?*). In 2005 it moved to the heritage protected Dutch Reformed Church (built 1876), on Main Road, which they converted into an intimate 78 seat theatre and restaurant. The | + | Originally founded in 2004 by [[Simon Cooper]], and Helen Cooper and [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]] and [[Liz Ellenbogen]] in the old bakery building in Main Street, Kalk Bay (?*). In 2005 it moved to the heritage protected Dutch Reformed Church (built 1876), on Main Road, which they converted into an intimate 78 seat theatre and restaurant. The theatre offers a unique dinner and theatre experience where guests can linger after the show and meet the performers in a relaxed environment and presents a varied programme of entertainment across drama, comedy, dance and music, offering opportunities for a number of local writers and performers. |
Revision as of 07:56, 19 March 2014
Originally founded in 2004 by Simon Cooper, and Helen Cooper and Nicholas Ellenbogen and Liz Ellenbogen in the old bakery building in Main Street, Kalk Bay (?*). In 2005 it moved to the heritage protected Dutch Reformed Church (built 1876), on Main Road, which they converted into an intimate 78 seat theatre and restaurant. The theatre offers a unique dinner and theatre experience where guests can linger after the show and meet the performers in a relaxed environment and presents a varied programme of entertainment across drama, comedy, dance and music, offering opportunities for a number of local writers and performers.
Sources
KBT raises R9690.07 for Theatre Benevolent Fund - 03/2014 - Artslink.co.za News
http://www.kalkbaytheatre.co.za
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