Theatres in Camps Bay, Cape Town
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1 Link Road, Camps Bay, CAMPS BAY, Cape Town, 8005
021 438 3301
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1 D F Malan St, Cape Town, 8001
021 410 9800
Historically the Cape Performing Arts Board (CAPAB) was instituted in the early sixties of the twentieth century. The aim was to promote the performing arts. The arts councils received sufficient government subsidies to fund various art forms as well as the operational requirements of the theatre facilities. 
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MAIN RD, RONDEBOSCH, Rondebosch, 7700
021 685 7880
The Baxter Theatre Centre provides an exciting forum for the celebration of life which is the essence of live theatre, music and dance. It is one of the major live theatre venues in Cape Town and has always been at the forefront of the performing arts both as a popular venue and as a leading producer.The Baxter Theatre Centre at the University of Cape Town endeavours to present and host the best of South African performing arts. The objective is to reflect the cultures of all the people of South Africa on our stages and in our galleries. The Baxter Theatre strives to present cutting-edge and major works from South Africa and masterpieces from the international repertoire. Since its opening in 1977 the complex has continued to provide a stage for all types of professional entertainment - music, drama, ballet, opera and intimate theatre. Even through the difficult years of racial segregation its doors remained open to everyone and it thrived, drawing on indigenous talent and creating a uniquely South African theatre tradition. 
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110 Raats Drive, Cape Town, 7441
021 556 5052
WHO ARE WE? We are a part time music school offering music lessons based in Blouberg, catering for every kind of musical enthusiast from the shower singer to the up and coming band member; from junior school goers and high school teens to the corporate business owner. Although our music lessons follow a syllabus they are tailored to your individual needs. In other words, whilst developing your personal musicianship, you may choose to develop your band skills too. We facilitate this by offering regular live performance opportunities in our very own performance hall that can seat up to 70 people. Students are offered the opportunity to perform every 5 weeks at our regular open mic nights twice a term. This allows for 8 regular performances per year excluding any additional events Legacy students may be invited to. Such as our Saturday Night Live gigs including guest bands or Adult performance opportunities performing at the local pubs just on our door step that we regularily net work with. Not only do students have the chance to experience real gig scenarios, they are also exposed to session work through the multiple bands that may require a guitarist or drummer etc for their open mic night act. Too beginner to play in a band? No problem! Open Mic Nights cater for all skill levels allowing students to also perform on their own or with their teacher should they need some help. Students can even jam out with all the teachers should they wish. Open Mic Nights are also utiziled as a way of tracking a students progress affording parents the opportunity to witness the progress for themselves. 
21 Blvd Way, Cape Town, 7945
021 788 8233
However, Handspring had always felt the challenge of developing an adult audience for the theatre of puppets and therefore began at night to workshop plays for adults. The first step in this unmarked territory was Episodes of an Easter Rising in 1985, performed in Cape Town, Grahamstown and Johannesburg. They were astonished and delighted by the strong support the production received from adult audiences and the press. This set the arc for all their future theatre work. Exposure to international theatre for puppets at the 7th international Festival of Puppet Theatre in Charleville-Mezzieres in 1985 increased their resolve to work for adults. Their first international success came in 1991 with Starbrites directed by Barney Simon, which toured to Europe and had a London season. In '92 they began work with the artist, William Kentridge. Their first collaboration, Woyzeck on the Highveld won many awards in South Africa and was highly acclaimed at festivals around the world. Since then, the company has collaborated with Kentridge on several other multi-media productions. The rich theatre life that existed in Johannesburg in the late eighties and nineties gave Handspring many opportunities to work with top South African directors. Each provoked new and unexpected developments in the way they made and worked with puppets. However, some of the changes stemmed from the performers' interaction with the materials and the demands of the performance. For rod manipulators like Handspring, the weight of the puppet was an important criterion. During the period of the children's plays this problem was solved largely through the use of polystyrene covered in layers of paper. However, Adrian (the master puppeteer and puppet maker) always found this to be an unsympathetic material. 
