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| + | A site about the people who laid the foundations for theatre lighting design in South Africa. The primary focus is video interviews with the various individuals. | ||
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=The [[L.T.T.]] Website= | =The [[L.T.T.]] Website= | ||
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The Taadaa Website
A bilingual Afrikaans and English website dedicated to the South African arts, including music, drama, dance or fine arts. Founded in 2014 by Kosie Smit (Founder and Business Manager) with Johan Myburg (Content Editor) and Johan Hendriksz (Web Administrator).
The Theatre SA website
Derived from https://www.facebook.com/TheatreSA, which has What's on, Directory, Birthdays, Profiles and more about the Theatre Industry in South Africa.
The Theatre Lighting Archive website
Address: http://www.theatrearchive.co.za/
A site about the people who laid the foundations for theatre lighting design in South Africa. The primary focus is video interviews with the various individuals.
The L.T.T. Website
An Afrikaans/Dutch/English website of Literary Terms and Theories primarily aimed at the Afrikaans speaking student, teacher or lecturer. Originating from the printed version published by HAUM-Literêr in Pretoria in 1992, it was digitalized in 2008.
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