At The Theatre Last Weekend/The Shoemaker has run away! A performance review of Lorca’s ‘The Shoemaker’s Wonderful Wife’
By Omadachi Oklobia IT was the final play in the four – day festival. And it Continue Reading
From William Kentridge’s ‘Collation 5’ to a Queer Theatre Festival at the Market Theatre
My choice of the week is the African Women Writers Symposium at the Soweto Theatre. Wow, Continue Reading
PEEP BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AT TERRA THIS WEEKEND
Showing This Weekend 17 & 18 October 2026 Saturday & Sunday · Terra Kulture Lawn Theatre Continue Reading
4th Freedom Vibes Summit & Freedom Vibes 10.0 Concert
Theme: The Vibes and the Ballot: Art, Power and the 2027 Choice Unchained Vibes Africa (UVA) Continue Reading
Heritage Moment: NLNG Gala Award Night Commemorated Soyinka’s 40th Anniversary of the Nobel Prize
History on the Night Ogaga Ifowodo Won USD$100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature The theme “Heritage” was Continue Reading
Soyinka’s Nobel Prize @40…. Rabat, Lagos stage events to commemorate glorious moments of Africa’s Literature
AFRICA’s first Nobel Prize for Literature was announced on October 16, 1986 – exactly 40 years Continue Reading
Theatre Enthusiasts Celebrate Ajofest @40 at the National Theatre
TOP theatre veterans and members of National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (NANTAP) have unveiled Continue Reading
THE CULTURE: – ‘Adam & Eve’ On Stage in The Garden; ‘Felabration’ on The Beach; ‘The Human Condition’ on View @ Galari; ‘Frnds Host ‘Swollen’ Exhibition; ‘Endless River’ Showing at Alliance; SNA Presents ‘October Rain’ Exhibition; Whalemouth in ‘The Last Bachelor’; DAVE in Concert @ National Theatre …
…Compiled by Lucia Ikediashi (+234 802 318 1844) & Moyinoluwa Bukunmi Ayo-Ajai (+2348135378121), Fred Akanni (+2347017366833) Continue Reading
Obiora Udechukwu at 80: The Programme Outline
PROGRAMME Master of Ceremonies: Jahman Anikulapo PART ONE: Celebrating Obiora Udechukwu at 80 Citation on Obiora Continue Reading
Nobody Asked Me, But…
Detribalised Does Not Mean What Most Nigerians Think It Means “Ah, that man is very detribalised.” Continue Reading