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99% VIRGIN

November 15, 2025 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

99% VIRGIN takes you on a funny yet touching ride with Olamide, a 29-year-old “Good Girl”whose life gets turned upside down after too close to crossing the line with her situationship, Tunde. She’s freaking out over a missed period and the scary thought of possibly being pregnant.

Olamide gets caught up in a whirlwind of panic and starts to figure herself out. she dives into late-night Googling, gets unsolicited spiritual advice, and faces some awkward chats with relatives who mean well. With her friend Ifunanya by her side, Olamide tries to balance the craziness of her spiritual life and the pressure to keep up her “good Christian girl” image but she can already imagine the gossip if she ends up pregnant without being married. As she navigates the complexities of her situation, Olamide must confront her fear of being judged, her need for control, and the expectations placed on her as a Nigerian woman. With humor, vulnerability, and relatability, Olamide’s story explores the challenges of womanhood, identity, and self-discovery. In a story that’s funny, bold, and all too relatable, Get ready for a show that’s not just hilarious but also makes you think .A real celebration of what it means to be human, and a perfect fit for the Lagos International Theatre Festival crowd!

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  • Muson Centre

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99% VIRGIN takes you on a funny yet touching ride with Olamide, a 29-year-old “Good Girl”whose life gets turned upside down after too close to crossing the line with her situationship, Tunde. She’s freaking out over a missed period and the scary thought of possibly being pregnant.

Olamide gets caught up in a whirlwind of panic and starts to figure herself out. she dives into late-night Googling, gets unsolicited spiritual advice, and faces some awkward chats with relatives who mean well. With her friend Ifunanya by her side, Olamide tries to balance the craziness of her spiritual life and the pressure to keep up her “good Christian girl” image but she can already imagine the gossip if she ends up pregnant without being married. As she navigates the complexities of her situation, Olamide must confront her fear of being judged, her need for control, and the expectations placed on her as a Nigerian woman. With humor, vulnerability, and relatability, Olamide’s story explores the challenges of womanhood, identity, and self-discovery. In a story that’s funny, bold, and all too relatable, Get ready for a show that’s not just hilarious but also makes you think .A real celebration of what it means to be human, and a perfect fit for the Lagos International Theatre Festival crowd!

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  • Muson Centre

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