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MARIAM NDAGIRE HOLDS ACTORS WORKSHOP
After a long wait for the photos, finally I am publishing this article about this great event. It’s such delays that make me want to attend events with my […] More
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Can theatre be saved?
I got a chance to talk to thespians about theatre. Ok, from the top, it is no longer a secret that theatre is struggling, in fact, theatre has been struggling […] More
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Odd Redemptor Audio Play | Tebere Arts Podcast
Odd Redemptor by Chris Tenderi Brought to you by the Tebere Arts Foundation and supported by Pro Helvetia Johannesburg, the Swiss Arts Council. More Tebere Arts Podcast More
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The Curtains are going down on Freedom; A run for the money.
How does a 26-year-old regulate a 66-year-old? Is the older individual in the wrong? Do they require constant reminders, or have they simply succumbed to the effects of time, perhaps […] More
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in TheatreReview of ‘La Negrophilie’ from #KITF2017
From the Kampala International Theatre catalogue, I learn that ‘La Negrophilie’ is a production based on the life of Josephine Baker, born Freda Josephine McDonald. Baker, according to Wikipedia (read […] More
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in Music and Dance, Poetry, TheatreA POET'S BLUES
I could tell you Of this artists cradle: But the Green Room has my eyes locked away No dancers No poets No singing voices The waiting pew Of the National […] More
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BUT SINCERELY, LET'S ALSO TALK ABOUT TRAUMA IN MDD TRAININGS IN UGANDAN SCHOOLS!!!
For me, this ‘Muwunya!’ incident has reminded me of MDD training in High Schools. You people, me I have seen performance arts trainers who make trauma a routine of engagement […] More
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WHEN DRAMA INFESTED AND INFECTED THE UGANDA MUSIC FRATERNITY (THE FINAL NAIL)
When CBS and Radio Simba FM Stations were opened, this is when the slippery slope began. A vast number of Dramatists joined the stations as presenters, becoming very popular. The […] More
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Moi, monsieur et moi, je veux regarder et comprendre Théâtre #KITF2015
Yesterday, the second edition of The Kampala International Theatre Festival kicked off at the National theatre. First item on the programme was a cocktail in the National Theatre foyer where […] More
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Can KITF Save Ugandan Theatre From Entropy?
I have often wondered what makes theatre so individually unique from other experiences of art. You watch a great film and you are amazed by it. You hear a good […] More
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The Taxi Driver and The Stage
“When the Engine Sputters, Maybe It’s Time to Let Another Drive” I was on a jaj on Saturday night returning home when I saw an interesting picture. An elderly taxi driver, his […] More
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Acting Arena: When the Math Didn’t Math but the Miracle Did!
Img: Winner, of the Acting Arena 4th Edition, Mark Agume, with the Judges. Photo by Jackson Twinomugisha At the start of 2025, an initiative was launched to spot new talent […] More
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What Is Drag?
GABORONE, Botswana — Drag is a kind of freedom. It lets a person become a version of themselves that might otherwise stay hidden. In MOITOBO, a new experimental film I’m […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Photography, Poetry, Theatre, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureWHY THE ART INDUSTRY MIGHT NOT GROW IN MALAWI
It will take a very long time for the arts industry to grow in Malawi. There are several reasons why the growth of the arts sector continues to be held […] More
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STANDING OVATION FOR THE PERFORMANCE…OFF STAGE!
Acting Is a Profession, Pretending Is a Lifestyle Theatre spaces, theatre spaces, theatre spaces. Or perhaps we should broaden it to art spaces…or even more honestly, creatives themselves. March is […] More
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in TheatreYenze Theatre Conservatoire Wins Five Awards at Inaugural Uganda Theatre Excellence Awards 2026
Yenze Theatre Conservatoire took home five awards at the inaugural Uganda Theatre Excellence Awards (UTEA) on 28 March 2026, recognising its 2024 production of She Loves Me, the musical that […] More
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The Light Guy Is Still There: And so is the question no one wants to answer
It is a beautiful day. I am tired for sure. My entire body aching from the weekend but guess who has to be the independent woman up to 5pm. […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Photography, Poetry, Politics and Government, Theatre, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureA TURNING POINT FOR UGANDA’S CREATIVE INDUSTRIES? THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE—BUT ARE WE READY?
Uganda’s creative sector has never lacked talent. What it has lacked is coordinated leadership that understands the difference between creating art and building an industry. Today, I believe we may […] More
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