Tag Archives: TerraKulture

From New Year resolutions, to reflecting on 2023 – some oversabi people are already talking about 2025 – the New Year hype is peaking. Maybe you are one of those on the new year frontline; you already set your goals (if you haven’t, take a look at our goal-setting guide for 2024) and you’re in […]

In the realm of theatre, few experiences can match the sheer delight of witnessing a well-crafted show that tickles the funny bone while also exploring the intricacies of human relationships. Boluwatife Orimolade, the talented playwright and director behind Ankara&Black Playhouse, has once again delivered a feel-good gem in Visiting the Kunbis. This outstanding production joins […]

From the stables of Lafup Entertainment and the beautiful city of Ibadan comes a comedy show to tickle you pink this Independence day. Comedian Segun Ogundipe popularly know as Laf Up and powerful friends like Ali baba, Kenny Blaq, SLK (Boda Wasiu) and many more will descend on the inviting and well-regarded stage in the […]

Gandhi The Musical even before it hits the stage has garnered a series of firsts! From being the first collaborative Indo-African stage musical effort in Nigeria to being the first depiction of the titular character in a Nigerian stage production. Coming to you from Lightyear Entertainment at the purpose-built theatre at TerraKulture, it features a […]

A desperate Nollywood director, looking for next big star for his film project, finds that fate has quite a day planned out. He encounters the most ridiculous personalities. Just as he feels he has reached the end of his search he gets the shock of his life! Get your tickets to one of the most […]

The House of Oduduwa, Rejuvenee and Bolanle Austen-Peters Production are proud to announce Queen Moremi a stage play. This is a tale of courage and immense sacrifice and a struggle for the soul of Yorubaland. Queen Moremi tells the story of an indomitable woman who gave herself up to save her people from war and […]

In anticipation of the International Day of the Girl Child 2016 and after a well-received outing last year, the Performing Arts Workshop and Studios supported by Temple Production Foundation and Eko Hotel presents “Shattered” . A stage play that portrays the culture of silence and the society’s complacency on the issues of rape. It examines […]

Happy New year to you again our esteemed readers and theatre patrons. Nigerian Theatre would be worse off without you the audience. We’d like to appreciate all our amazing customers, partners, supporters and friends who made 2015 the year that the Lagos theatre scene changed forever. January  began in earnest on the theatre scene and has a […]

#NigerianTheatre is experiencing a resurgence now and in no other month is this more evident than in October where there is a strong line-up of original plays celebrating Nigeria’s diversity, her history, her diversity and her coming-of-age. Bode Asiyanbi‘s Shattered which is one in Nigerian theatre’s OctoberFest, as we’re dubbing this month’s collection of stage […]

  “I’ll paraphrase Hemingway. There is nothing to writing or the arts. All you do is sit down at a typewriter or workstation, and bleed.” – Bode Asiyanbi   October 2015 at TerraKulture is a pivotal month, as Theatre@Terra hosts an award-winning but also poignant stage play written by Bode Asiyanbi – Shattered. Shattered is […]