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Theatre: Efua T. Sutherland’s EDUFA, Sept. 22-25 2016 @ Kenya National Theatre

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Dates: September 22-25, 2016
Venue: Kenya National Theatre
Tickets: Gate, KES 1,500 and Advance KES 1,000

About
GILB’ART PRODUCTIONS invites you to the staging of Efua T Sutherland’s EDUFA at the Kenya National Theatre from the 22-25 September 2016.

Edufa tells the story of the high premium placed on material wealth and social standing and to what lengths individuals will go to secure it. It also highlights the role of women in traditional African Culture and seeks to demystify the deep-rooted superstitions that are often the bane of women in Africa.

The play is adapted and directed by the renowned Carol Odongo and will features a star studded cast of award winning actors Ian Mbugua (Lifetime achievement award Mbalamwezi National Theatre Awards), Jackie Nyaminde, Peter Kawa, Verinica Waceke (Nominee, AMVCA Awards), Maina Olwenya (Kalasha Award Nominee) and Mwajuma Belle.

Advance tickets on sale at 1000, Gate charges 1500.
Special rates for students and groups on Saturday at 3pm.
For bookings and reservations call 0724 623340 or 0724 432056.
You can also pay via M-pesa till no. 883828.

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Nzilani Is Back! Night of Poetry, Drama, Dance & Music, Sept. 17 2016 @ Kenya National Theatre

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Date: September 17, 2016
Venue: Kenya National Theatre
Time: 7 for 8 pm
Tickets: KES 1,000

Nzilani is back…
..by public demand – Nzilani takes us back along his journey through life. The highs and the lows; the beaten paths and the twists in the road; the major milestones and the little things. This journey will make you laugh, will remind you of a past, will make you cry and it will make you think. Through poetry, drama, dance and music Elsaphan Njora will dare to take you where few are willing to go.

This is the third show that Njora is staging this year with direction from June Gachui and features by Kendi Nkonge, Tim Nightway, Charity Nyambura and Brian Ogola – it is slated to be the biggest so far.
Njora is on a mission to raise a generation that will aspire ‘to do’ and not just sit and watch and his instrument is his poetry from his 51 piece anthology set for publishing in November 2016.

“Nzilani will not leave you the same” – states the artist about his show. The show will be held at the Kenya National Theatre on the 17th of September. Doors open at 7.00pm and the main show will start at 8.00pm.