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This past year must have broken records for the number of productions staged in a 52-week period when there were two and occasionally three shows happening the same weekend.
Among those who had seen Walter Sitati’s play What Can’t Kill You when it premiered in Nairobi back in 2018, there was a debate.
Having seen most of the plays by Walter Sitati, I feel he is one of Kenya’s finest playwrights.
When interviewing someone Hispanic in the United States, I am constantly faced with the dilemma of which language to use, English or Spanish. In this
Mbalamwezi players back together for a day or more Friday February 26 2021 Youth group, Pillars of Kibera, performs a traditiona Giriama dance at the Kenya National Theatre. FILE PHOTO | NMG By MARGARETTA WA GACHERU Summary Kenyan theatre, just like most aspects of the performing arts, came to a grinding halt over the past year when the Covid-19 pandemic locked down most folks in their private abodes. Granted a few groups tried to meet over Zoom, but that never could compare to the ensemble experience of acting and working with others on stage. But a significant sign that the art’s world is...