African Theatre 11: Festivals
By Martin Banham (Editor), James Gibbs (Editor), Femi Osofisan (Editor), Ahmed Yerima (Contribution by), Amy Niang (Contribution by), Andrew Buckland (Contribution by), James Gibbs (Contribution by), Patrick-Jude Oteh (Contribution by), Robert Mshengu Kavanagh (Contribution by), Sonali Pahwa (Contribution by), Victor K. Yankah (Contribution by), Yatma Dieye (Contribution by)
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By Martin Banham (Editor), James Gibbs (Editor), Femi Osofisan (Editor), Ahmed Yerima (Contribution by), Amy Niang (Contribution by), Andrew Buckland (Contribution by), James Gibbs (Contribution by), Patrick-Jude Oteh (Contribution by), Robert Mshengu Kavanagh (Contribution by), Sonali Pahwa (Contribution by), Victor K. Yankah (Contribution by), Yatma Dieye (Contribution by)
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Contributors examine how international theatre festivals have been organised and how they have affected the evolution of sustainable theatre.
During the last fifty years, large sums of money, huge resources of labour and vast amounts of creative energy have been invested in international theatre festivals in Africa. Under banners such as 'Reclaiming the African Past' and 'African Renaissance', the festival participants have used the performing arts to address a variety of topical issues and ...
During the last fifty years, large sums of money, huge resources of labour and vast amounts of creative energy have been invested in international theatre festivals in Africa. Under banners such as 'Reclaiming the African Past' and 'African Renaissance', the festival participants have used the performing arts to address a variety of topical issues and ...






















