”The man dies in all who keep silent in the face of tyranny.” Soyinka’s theatre was never about applause. It was confrontation. It was ritual. It was protest. He wielded …
The National Theatre is more than concrete and steel. It is the people’s palace—a space that should reflect the soul, struggles, and splendour of the Nigerian people… To restore its …
A National Theatre that is not open to the people is a contradiction. The continued refusal to grant artists and cultural workers access to the theatre is a betrayal of …
We stand at a crossroads where the survival, relevance, and prosperity of our profession are being tested. The arts sector in Nigeria faces many hurdles —limited funding, policy neglect, dwindling …