What is recorded here
Brighton Little Theatre opened here with George Bernard Shaw's Candida, 4th June 1940
Brighton Little Theatre, established in 1940, was one of the earliest little theatre groups in Australia and played a significant role in promoting amateur theatre and new works during World War II. It was connected to prominent local artists and educators who helped foster community engagement with the arts.
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