Out of Town: Next Play by Prevail Arts Company: Who’s Your Daddy? Dec. 2 2018 @ Le Rustique – Nanyuki

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Date: December 2, 2018
Venue: Rustique in Nanyuki
Time: 3 pm.
Tickets: Gate KES 1,500/-, and Advance KES 1,200/- (Paybill: 910193)

SYNOPSIS: Who’s Your Daddy? 3.
A surreal collection of playlets and monologues stringed together under the ‘Who’s your daddy?’ phrase. With both the figurative and literal meanings explored; the pieces journey from the comical, to the dramatic, to the naughty and even to the philosophical.

This takes the audience through an upbeat yet heartwarming ride that is definitely one to remember.

Directed by Martin Kigondu, the production is led by the stellar cast of Susan Kavathe, Ndaiga Waweru and Bilal Wanjau.

The pieces are curated and partly written by Ndaiga and Kigondu.

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Play: What Happens at Dusk, Jul. 8-9 2016 @ Kenya National Theatre – UKUMBI MDOGO

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WHAT HAPPENS AT DUSK – Written & Directed by Kigondu Martin

Date / Time: FRI 8th July at 7pm & SAT 9th July at 6pm
Venue: Kenya National Theatre – UKUMBI MDOGO
Charges: Advance 1000/- At The Door 1200/-
Cast: Kena Muigai, Mildred Sakina and Bilal Wanjau

Guest performances by: Apa Ghemma (A musical duo from the coast) & Poetry by Laura Ekumbo.

Synopsis
Jimmy (Bilal Wanjau) is back from Kamiti prison and has to live at his son’s place – looking to start afresh and mend their relationship. Junior (Kena Muigai) doesn’t really like his father and the fact that the girl Junior’s dating (Patricia played by Mildred Sakina) might have some disturbing connection to his father’s past is a ticking time bomb. All this is set on the backdrop of – by chance (or not) key political assassinations / extra judicial killings connected to Jimmy’s past as a cop. What happens at dusk? What happens before the night unmasks their truths? Where will the guns point?
A thrilling drama written and directed by Kigondu Martin.