Improvised Theatre Spaces

Improvised Theatre Spaces refers to places where no formal entertainment facilities existed for the benefit of professinal actors or amateurs and all seating, stages, curtains and lighting had to be improvised.

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KhoiSan Entertainment

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Indigenous People Entertainment

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Early Travelling Troupes

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Boer War Entertainment

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First World War Entertainment

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Second World War Entertainment

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Prisoner of War Entertainment

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Border War Entertainment

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Scout Movement Entertainment

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Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

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Awards, etc

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Sources

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Resources

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