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This drama department was founded in 196* by David Horner. It has had numerous names, including the [[Wits Drama Department]], the [[Wits School of Speech and Drama]] and *. It is today known as the [[Division of Dramatic Arts]] in the [[Wits School of the Arts]] | This drama department was founded in 196* by David Horner. It has had numerous names, including the [[Wits Drama Department]], the [[Wits School of Speech and Drama]] and *. It is today known as the [[Division of Dramatic Arts]] in the [[Wits School of the Arts]] | ||
| − | The department has used a number of venues over the years, including: | + | The department has used a number of venues over the years, including: |
| − | [[Wits Box]], | + | The [[Nunnery]], the [[Wits Box]], the |
[[Wits Downstairs Theatre]], Johannesburg | [[Wits Downstairs Theatre]], Johannesburg | ||
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[[Wits Theatre Complex]], Johannesburg | [[Wits Theatre Complex]], Johannesburg | ||
| − | [[Wits Venues]] | + | See also: [[Wits Venues]] |
Revision as of 06:25, 15 April 2014
This drama department was founded in 196* by David Horner. It has had numerous names, including the Wits Drama Department, the Wits School of Speech and Drama and *. It is today known as the Division of Dramatic Arts in the Wits School of the Arts
The department has used a number of venues over the years, including:
The Nunnery, the Wits Box, the
Wits Downstairs Theatre, Johannesburg
Wits Great Hall, Johannesburg
Wits Theatre, Johannesburg
Wits Theatre Complex, Johannesburg
See also: Wits Venues
