Play: The Doctor’s Dilemma, Aug. 5-7 2011 @ Alliance

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Dates: August 5-7, 2011
Venue: Alliance Française
Tickets: Kshs 500

Synopsis
Prof. Collins Randi has been made a professor for his discovery of a new treatment for tuberculosis. The beautiful Jennifer Tabedi comes to Prof. Randi to treat her sick husband, Lawi, who is both an artist and a bigamist. Lawi is invited to dinner with Prof. Randi and some of his colleagues. After he leaves his bigamy is discovered. Also, as at the dinner is a poor medical practitioner, Dr. Matata, who is sick.

Prof. Randi, with only enough medicine to treat one of the two patients, chooses the honorable Dr. Matata over the rascally Tabedi. His decision is complicated by the fact that he is in love with Jennifer.

Tabedi dies, but when Prof.Randi confesses his love to Jennifer, he discovers that she has already remarried. Just how much humanity have we lost because of greed, Lust, selfishness and pride?

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Play: Who Killed Aunt Caroline? Jul. 30-31 2011 @ Alliance

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Michezo Afrika presents to you the play
Who killed Aunt Caroline?

Dates: July 30-31, 2011
Venue: Alliance Francaise
Time: 3pm and 6pm
Tickets: KSh.400 Advance and KSh.500 at the Gate
Contact: 0720257110, 0737973193 or michezoafrika.usiu@gmail.com

“Who killed Aunt Caroline?” is a mystery drama. The Endicott Family are the kind of folks who live next door; but soon you realize one of these genial people has committed calculating murder! Aunt Caroline deserved to die. But who could have killed her? None of the family seems like a murderer, but there’s nobody else, nobody with the slightest motive for poisoning Aunt Caroline, nobody who—but wait, maybe there was! You’re kept guessing to the very end.

Play: Minister Karibu, Jul. 22-Aug. 6 2011 @ Phoenix Theatre

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Minister Karibu is a comedy by John Sibi-Okumu directed by George Mungai.

Premiers: July 22, 2011
Dates: July 22-August 6, 2011
Venue: Phoenix Theatre
Time: Weekdays 7pm, July 23 & 30 at 6pm and August 6, 2011 at 3 & 6pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Tickets info: 222 55 06 and 0729 913425 Mpesa Accepted
Email bookings: info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke

Students Night every Thursday where you buy one ticket at Ksh 300 and get another
free! (for Students with valid Identification)

Musical: The Lion King, Jul. 24 2011 @ Starehe Boys Centre

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The Lion King is a musical based on the 1994 Disney animated film of the same name with music by Elton John and lyrics by Tim Rice. It is a musical in two acts which speaks a story of adventure, love and pride. The audience will experience fantastic music, dancing, acting and drama.

The musical will involve both Starehe Boys and Girls and will take place Friday 22nd July (7pm) Saturday 23rd July (3pm and 7pm) and Sunday 24th July (3pm). Tickets are at a very low price to cover our budget, adults 150/- and children/students 50/-. The musical will take place at Starehe Boys’ Centre. For ticket information listeners should call 6761221 – 4 or 0727531001. Otherwise they will be available on the door. Arrive early to avoid dissapointment.

Time: Friday at 7:00pm – July 24 at 5:00pm
Location: Starehe Boys Centre

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Theatre: Dead Talk, Jul. 22-24 2011 @ Alliance

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Have you ever wondered what happens after you die? Take a trip through this ‘waiting room’ and find out in this humorous story of the living and the dead.

Dates: July 22-24, 2011
Venue: Alliance Française Auditorium
Time: Friday 6 & 8.30pm, Weekend 3, 6 & 8.30pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Tickets Info: 0787 399 617, 0715 695 452 and Tickets Kenya

Dead Talk is a play by Cajetan Boy, directed by Caroline Odongo and presented by Etcetera Productions

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Play: Fallen Angels, Jul 1-16 2011 @ Phoenix Players

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FALLEN ANGELS A COMEDY BY NOEL COWARD

Where: Phoenix Players, The Professional Centre, Parliament Road

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday @ 7p.m, Saturday 2nd & 9th @ 6p.m and Saturday 16th @ 3 & 6 P.M

Tickets ksh.500 for adults, ksh.300 for students (undergraduate and below)

…Students Night! every Thursday! buy one ticket at Ksh 300 and get another
free!
(for Students with valid Identification)

To book call our box office on 222 55 06 and 0729 913425 Mpesa Accepted.

Email bookings: info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke

Synopsis

Julia and Jane have been best friends for life and both happily married for the past five years. But before their marriages, both had brief affairs with Juma- a lady-charmer from the Coast. Now Juma is visiting town and has asked to see them both. Julia and Jane’s husbands are out for a day of golf, and the two ladies nervously await Juma’s call. In the meantime, they quarrel, make up, get high on champagne and quarrel again. Juma arrives- very very late; the husbands turn up unexpectedly! This thread of action is flipped over by Jasmin- Julia’s new house-help- who seems to know a bit of everything about everything- a veritable ‘show-off’ and busybody!

Julia and Jane are played by ROSEMARY KINYABE and NJOKI KAGWANJA- who both make their debut on the Phoenix Stage. Fred [Julia’s husband] is played by WILFRED OLWENYA while Jane’s husband- Willy, is played by CARTER KAVUTI- staging a comeback to Phoenix. Jasmin is played by ESTHER NEEMA [last seen in Local Murder] while ANDREW MUTHURE makes an appearance as Ringo Juma!

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