“My Children! My Africa!” by Athol Fugard is set in apartheid-era South Africa and explores the clash between generations and races through education and ideals. The story follows Mr. M, an idealistic black teacher who believes in dialogue and nonviolence; his brilliant black student Thami, who grows disillusioned with the slow pace of change; and Isabel, a white student from […]
Efunsetan Aniwura is a compelling historical drama that chronicles the life and tragic downfall of Efunsetan, the powerful and wealthy Iyalode of Ibadan in the 19th century. The play delves into themes of ambition, power, loss, and the societal pressures faced by women in leadership. Through Efunsetan’s ruthless pursuit of wealth and her subsequent emotional turmoil after a profound personal […]
Running through 5 short stories told by griots, this performance celebrates Africa from the lenses of who we were, who we are and who we are becoming. Each story is narrated by a griot, enhanced by multimedia and supported by performers such as dancers, musicians, demonstrators and actors. These stories seek to preserve African culture and knowledge while staying true […]
Toba, a young man hustling to lift his family out of poverty finds himself tested when a delayed BRT bus risks his shot at a better life. He meets Sewa and Fola, these three strangers would grow to change each other’s lives, for good. Director: Tomilola Adeniran Produced By: Tomilola Adeniran Productions Location: Oriki Garden Duration: 1hr
Therefore, the Lord himself will give you a sign: the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son and we will call him Immanuel. – Isaiah 7:14. (This is not a regular story Jesus story) Almasihu (the promised) is a an experimental drama, written by Adeyemo Elizabeth (Smiley). It’s a comedy about what happens if Jesus Christ is born […]
The once thriving village of Akamba is in a state! Sons are not being born, crops are dying and rivers have dried up. The worried king asks the Chief priest (the oracle,) to seek the voice of the Gods for a solution. The oracle does as he is told. He is met with the Goddess Nesusu, who is furious about […]
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 […]
Echoes of Yesterday Osas and Dolapo are a couple in their 60s and 50s respectively. Having retired and enjoying an empty nest, they are reminiscing about their time together and they open the floodgates of memories, the good, the bad and the ugly! The play takes us through different phases of their lives; courtship, careers, marriage, lies/half-truths, retirement and regret. […]
God’s creations run amok and the Garden goes to Hell. Adam loves too much, but domestic life is not Eve’s thing. When something more exciting and dangerous comes along, there is no stopping Eve’s insatiable lust for knowledge, power, and experience. With angels at war and Eve in the crossfire, Eve’s Rapture is an action comedy where the unexpected keeps […]
A photographer & a legal professional – strangers to one another – cross paths at a park. What starts off as an argument over consent & permission evolves into a liberating conversation that sees both of them open up to each other about their pasts and dreams, their gleeful joys and personal struggles. Soon enough they begin to grow feelings […]
Diary of a Single Woman in Lagos follows Kikelomo Olota, a 35-year-old navigating love and societal pressure in Lagos. Once a brilliant student, Kike traded her smarts for popularity and found herself caught in a cycle of toxic relationships—from charming but unfaithful Femi to opportunistic Tamuno. When Debo, a kind and steady man, enters her life, Kike is forced to […]
After being blamed for her team’s loss last summer, Rolayo reluctantly returns to soccer camp – only to discover that behind the teasing and rivalries, every player is carrying their own secret and that winning might not be the most important goal after all. Director: Keke Hammond Location: Shell Hall Duration: 1hr
“Home” emerges as a remarkable cultural phenomenon, celebrated with fervor by both audiences and critics alike. This powerful poetic drama by Samm Art Williams chronicles the journey of Cephus Miles, a young man navigating the transition from his Southern roots to the vibrant chaos of America’s inner cities. His story delves deep into themes of identity and the quest for […]
Excerpts from Opera scenes Production by: Kabeyesi Studios Director: Kehinde Oretimehin Location: Itan Gardens Duration: 1hr
The Egunjobi family head dies and his family gathers to plan his burial. This however quickly degenerates into a monumental disaster when rather than planning a burial, it he meeting becomes an avenue for the unearthing of old grudges, vile family secrets, ageless rivalries and a revelation that will threaten the already fragile foundation on which teeters the Egunjobi legacy. […]
Therefore, the Lord himself will give you a sign: the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son and we will call him Immanuel. – Isaiah 7:14. (This is not a regular story Jesus story) Almasihu (the promised) is a an experimental drama, written by Adeyemo Elizabeth (Smiley). It’s a comedy about what happens if Jesus Christ is born […]
The once thriving village of Akamba is in a state! Sons are not being born, crops are dying and rivers have dried up. The worried king asks the Chief priest (the oracle,) to seek the voice of the Gods for a solution. The oracle does as he is told. He is met with the Goddess Nesusu, who is furious about […]
Running through 5 short stories told by griots, this performance celebrates Africa from the lenses of who we were, who we are and who we are becoming. Each story is narrated by a griot, enhanced by multimedia and supported by performers such as dancers, musicians, demonstrators and actors. These stories seek to preserve African culture and knowledge while staying true […]
Toba, a young man hustling to lift his family out of poverty finds himself tested when a delayed BRT bus risks his shot at a better life. He meets Sewa and Fola, these three strangers would grow to change each other’s lives, for good. Director: Tomilola Adeniran Produced By: Tomilola Adeniran Productions Location: Oriki Garden Duration: 1hr
Efunsetan Aniwura is a compelling historical drama that chronicles the life and tragic downfall of Efunsetan, the powerful and wealthy Iyalode of Ibadan in the 19th century. The play delves into themes of ambition, power, loss, and the societal pressures faced by women in leadership. Through Efunsetan’s ruthless pursuit of wealth and her subsequent emotional turmoil after a profound personal […]
“Home” emerges as a remarkable cultural phenomenon, celebrated with fervor by both audiences and critics alike. This powerful poetic drama by Samm Art Williams chronicles the journey of Cephus Miles, a young man navigating the transition from his Southern roots to the vibrant chaos of America’s inner cities. His story delves deep into themes of identity and the quest for […]
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 […]
“My Children! My Africa!” by Athol Fugard is set in apartheid-era South Africa and explores the clash between generations and races through education and ideals. The story follows Mr. M, an idealistic black teacher who believes in dialogue and nonviolence; his brilliant black student Thami, who grows disillusioned with the slow pace of change; and Isabel, a white student from […]
Echoes of Yesterday Osas and Dolapo are a couple in their 60s and 50s respectively. Having retired and enjoying an empty nest, they are reminiscing about their time together and they open the floodgates of memories, the good, the bad and the ugly! The play takes us through different phases of their lives; courtship, careers, marriage, lies/half-truths, retirement and regret. […]
A photographer & a legal professional – strangers to one another – cross paths at a park. What starts off as an argument over consent & permission evolves into a liberating conversation that sees both of them open up to each other about their pasts and dreams, their gleeful joys and personal struggles. Soon enough they begin to grow feelings […]
After being blamed for her team’s loss last summer, Rolayo reluctantly returns to soccer camp – only to discover that behind the teasing and rivalries, every player is carrying their own secret and that winning might not be the most important goal after all. Director: Keke Hammond Location: Shell Hall Duration: 1hr
Excerpts from Opera scenes Production by: Kabeyesi Studios Director: Kehinde Oretimehin Location: Itan Gardens Duration: 1hr
The Egunjobi family head dies and his family gathers to plan his burial. This however quickly degenerates into a monumental disaster when rather than planning a burial, it he meeting becomes an avenue for the unearthing of old grudges, vile family secrets, ageless rivalries and a revelation that will threaten the already fragile foundation on which teeters the Egunjobi legacy. […]