Faith, translation, and the fracturing of cultural identity in Mount Zion’s ‘Abejoye’
Why a ministry for Arts
Peugeot partners AFRIFF 2015
Mbadugha’s response to commercial arbitration challenges
Ovbiebo expands beyond metal in Yet Another Place
Resonating tales from Ake Festival
Kakadu the iconic stage musical lights-up Lagos theatre
Abam in Chinua Achebe’s novels
Why women liberation is in my plays – Dr Iwuchukwu
Art and tourism: silent movers of the economy – Experts
‘Wakaa the Musical’ unveils with intrigues, betrayals
Why Nigerian languages are disappearing – Linguists
When A Past Came Calling for Joke Sylva, Lala and others
Okafor unravels the mystery of Ikeji Mask performance
Creativity, innovation as Africa designs tomorrow
Ex-PMAN president, Rosiji rewards Guarapad heroes
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SubscribeCBAAC Int’l lecture holds in Nsukka
The Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC) have concluded plans to host the 2015 edition of CBAAC International Distinguished Public Lecture scheduled to hold on the 24th November, 2015 at the Princess Alexandria Auditorium of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), Nsukka Campus, Enugu State, Nigeria.
Racing on the Himalayas
Titus Okereke treats us to a world worth living in his book, Our Fathers’ Land – Including Reminiscences on the Nigerian Civil War. This is the first book of its class, an autobiographic tale well told, to come out of an alumnus of the old University College, Ibadan, from a graduate of the early sixties, 1960-1964.
Let these lines speak
After participating in many group exhibitions and many years of working behind the scenes building and nurturing students at the Federal College of Education (Technical ) Akoka, Festus Adeyemi is out with his first solo exhibition titled Between the lines, an exhibition of drawings, paintings, and mixed technique arts.
Soyinka, Shyllon, Onobrakpeya, others react to scrapping of culture/tourism ministry
After many months of waiting, the Buhari led federal government finally announced the appointment of ministers with their portfolios. While, many sectors of the economy saw the announcement and appointment as a positive development, others did not see it that way.
Theatre needs fresh voices, newer plays, audiences – Udobang
I was a member of the panel. Basically, we ensured that the shortlisted stories went through a critique process, suggestions were given after which the playwrights went home with feedback. At the end, only 4 plays would be chosen and performed at the Lagos Theatre Festival. So, they just went through the process of development and that’s why we had a couple of theatre professionals on the panel to assist them fine tune their works for public performance.
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