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== Founding and early history == | == Founding and early history == | ||
− | Company formed in Paarl in 1947 by actor/director [[André Rousseau]] after his return from a stay in London during the latter years of WWII. Its first production, touring across the Union, was ''[[Liefde in Satyn]]'', an Afrikaans translation and adaptation of Sheridan's ''[[The Rivals]]'', which premièred in March 1947. In July 1947 the company staged their second touring production, ''[[Eerloos]]'', an Afrikaans translation and adaptation of [[W.G. van Nouhuys]]'s play. | + | Company formed in Paarl in 1947 by actor/director [[André Rousseau]] after his return from a stay in London during the latter years of WWII. Its first production, touring across the Union, was ''[[Liefde in Satyn]]'', an Afrikaans translation and adaptation of Sheridan's ''[[The Rivals]]'', which premièred in March 1947. In July 1947 the company staged their second touring production, ''[[Eerloos]]'', an Afrikaans translation and adaptation of [[W.G. van Nouhuys]]'s Dutch play. |
== Aims and function == | == Aims and function == |
Revision as of 05:58, 4 May 2014
Professional Afrikaans theatre company, launched in 1947.
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Founding and early history
Company formed in Paarl in 1947 by actor/director André Rousseau after his return from a stay in London during the latter years of WWII. Its first production, touring across the Union, was Liefde in Satyn, an Afrikaans translation and adaptation of Sheridan's The Rivals, which premièred in March 1947. In July 1947 the company staged their second touring production, Eerloos, an Afrikaans translation and adaptation of W.G. van Nouhuys's Dutch play.
Aims and function
Current status
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