Archive for the ‘FeaturedArticle’ Category

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  Dance piece radiates hierarchical complexities

  September 16, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2128

  By John Owoo (In Accra – Ghana) A thought provoking dance piece that illuminates and addresses communal and categorized...

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  Satire within a satire drama rocks Accra

  September 9, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2581

  By John Owoo (In Accra – Ghana) A one-woman theatre performance characterized by a satire within a satire last Friday...

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  “Orderly Disorderly” exhibition ends in Accra

  September 3, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 3667

  By John Owoo (At the Museum of Science & Technology) “Orderly Disorderly” – A three-month long exhibition that...

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  Nostalgic discharge characterizes theatre performance

  August 19, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2031

  By John Owoo (In Accra – Ghana) Theatre director / academic Abdul Karim Hakib’s stage adaption of a classic Ghanaian film...

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  Restrained movements express misery, agony and strength

  August 12, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2490

  By John Owoo (On the hills of Dodowa – Ghana) A dance piece titled “Idioms of Distress, Wellbeing and Resilience”...

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  Expressive dance piece recreates narrative of slave trade

  August 5, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2403

  By John Owoo (National Theatre – Accra) A classic dance piece titled “MUSU – The Saga of the Slaves”, last week recounted...

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  Dramatic fusion of jazz idioms, classical and Afro pop at Alliance Française

  July 31, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2325

  By John Owoo (In Accra – Ghana) Ivorian guitarist / composer Constant Boty last week delighted a cheering audience at the...

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  Educative drama mesmerizes audiences in Accra

  July 29, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2276

  By John Owoo (In Accra – Ghana) An educative play titled “Ten Blocks on the Camino Real” recently enchanted and challenged...

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  “Poetic Empowerment – Youth in Dialogue” inspire Ghanaian kids

  July 23, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2718

  “We were not made – only to wash dishes launder clothes, mow lawns…” These words are recited loudly by a girl still...

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  Idioms of Distress, Wellbeing and Resilience project underway in Accra

  July 22, 2017 • FeaturedArticle, News • 2299

  By John Owoo (In Accra – Ghana) A team from the University of Glasgow (Scotland) led by Prof Alison Phipps, Chair in...