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Funding in Zimbabwean Theatre is a key challenge. There is no doubt that if one were to do an assessment...

Fr Grimes never went wrong with this. Acting and dance became the hallmark of the Namasagali College

Raisedon Baya who has been in the game for over two decades indicates that the pandemic will cause many to...

Over the years, the fears and tears (and very rarely the cheers); the struggles of Ugandans have been captured through...

In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic which among other industries has adversely affected the theatre sector in South Africa...

When Zimbabwean theatre practitioner Stephen Joel Chifunyise passed on last year, Theatre in The Park, the organisers of the Harare...

On the centre stage, where many an actor has strutted his stuff, sits a ghost light. Lonesome. Frail. Flickering.  Such...

Rose Mbowa was a poet, dancer, actress playwright, director, singer – all rolled in one.

Elvania Namukwaya Zirimu is one of the first ever and most resonant female voices to emerge in African theatre. Ironically...

Mbuso Khoza is a Griot, a modern-day philosopher and public intellectual who sees his role as one of educating the...