Bread and Butter: Connecting cultures through Marburg stage
By Prisca Sam-Duru On a warm evening in Marburg, Germany, a bakery became an unlikely stage for a powerful conversation about humanity.That was precisely on May 16, 2026, in Marburg, Germany. The premiere of Bread and Butter, an international theatre production by Kininso Creative (UK/Nigeria) and Hessisches Landestheater Marburg (HLTM), transformed a simple kitchen space […]
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The speakers called for the restructuring of the country, even as they agreed that the Igbo were being unfairly treated in Nigeria
ANENIH: My life and Nigerian politics
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‘Artists can drive economic growth if…’
Recent arts, culture and literary events in the country are eloquent proof of the great impact the sector could have on the economy if only artists and stakeholders are given maximum support.
