
Date: November 11-20, 2016
Venue: Phoenix Theatre
Tickets: KES 600 Advance and KES 1,000 at the Gate
Comedy: Grass is Greener, Oct. 19-23 2016 @ Alliance Française Auditorium

Dates: Until October 23, 2016
Venue: Alliance Française Auditorium
Time: 6.30 pm Weekdays and 3 & 6.30 pm on week-ends
Tickets: KES 599
About
“Grass Is Greener” a gut-dismantling comedy from the supreme kings of comedy Heartstrings Entertainment.This wildly hilarious comedy will crazily show the fruits of craving for what is not necessarily yours. That greed is one of the most hard-hitting vice that one can ever practice.
A man has been craving for the neighbour’s wife, their house and the life they lead. What he doesn’t know is that the reason that the grass is greener on the other side is because the grass is planted on sewage.
Puppetry Festival: Hungarian Revolution Puppet Show, Oct. 18 & 20 2016 @ Alliance Française & National Theatre Respectively

Dates: October 18 & 20 2016
Venues: Alliance Française & National Theatre respectively
Time: Tuesday – 2.30 & 6.30 pm; Thursday – 7 pm
Entry: Free
About 1956 – A Tale of Freedom
The Embassy of Hungary and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland present the puppet show ‘1956 – A Tale of Freedom’The performance commemorates the turbulent events of October 1956 in Eastern-Europe and marks the 60th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution.
The show is directed by the Polish actor-director Katarzyna Kuzmicz-Mészáros and features puppeteers from Hungary, Poland and Kenya who animate life-size puppets in this modern interpretation of 1956 revolution.
The project is part of the International Puppetry Festival (IPFEST) 2016 that takes place in Nairobi on 15-22 October 2016.
Theatre: Efua T. Sutherland’s EDUFA, Sept. 22-25 2016 @ Kenya National Theatre

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.
Performance: Hii Chapter – Face Off, Aug. 10 2016 @ Alliance Francaise

Date: August 10, 2016
Venue: Alliance Francaise
Time: 6-9 pm
Tickets: KES 300
About
Wordsmiths tackle burning issues that lie at the heart of our Constitution. Join Team Mufasa and Team Teardrops as they face off with their distinctive brands of performance poetry.And the ultimate winner is ………………………………
Find out on 10th August.





