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After his retirement from the [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]], [[Pieter Scholtz]] set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the '''KwaSuka Theatre''' in 1997. Later run by [[Greg King]], it has retained its reputation as being one of the few venues in Durban offering excellent theatre. | After his retirement from the [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]], [[Pieter Scholtz]] set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the '''KwaSuka Theatre''' in 1997. Later run by [[Greg King]], it has retained its reputation as being one of the few venues in Durban offering excellent theatre. | ||
| − | The premises are leased form the Methodist | + | The premises are leased form the Methodist Church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did ''[[Marx@KwaSuka]]'' there. |
Run by [[Themi Venturas]] since 20**. | Run by [[Themi Venturas]] since 20**. | ||
Revision as of 07:48, 14 July 2016
The KwaSuka Theatre is in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.
After his retirement from the University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama, Pieter Scholtz set about converting a century-old Methodist Church building on Stamfordhill Road in Greyville. This was opened as the KwaSuka Theatre in 1997. Later run by Greg King, it has retained its reputation as being one of the few venues in Durban offering excellent theatre.
The premises are leased form the Methodist Church, and features a courtyard for outside performances. In 2007 they did Marx@KwaSuka there.
Run by Themi Venturas since 20**.
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