BAND AID returns every Sunday in November. Bigger and better!!

Majmua Theatre is super excited to announce that Band Aid returns BIGGER AND BETTER to Theatre@TerraKulture all Sundays in November.

Dates : November 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th, 2015
Times: 3pm and 6pm
Tickets : Regular #3,000 and VIP #5,000

Written by Abiodun Kassim
Directed by Kenneth Uphopho (Saro the Musical & London Life Lagos Living)

Band Aid premiered in May, 2014 and recorded over large audiences and rave review in the media and on online, which prompted a repeat showing in December 12, 2014 at the MUSON.

Band Aid is the story of three Band mates – Femi , Flex, and Ton, connected by their love for music who meet and fall in love with Ivie who is also a music enthusiast.

They think she can help them conquer their fears and become successful. They think she has come to save them from themselves but she takes them on as a project to fill a void in her life. What happens when her demons emerge from the past she is trying to escape from? This is the conundrum at the heart of this funny, reflective and exhilarating play.

The play draws the audience in with good humour, AMAZING music and hits them with the truth they need to hear about chasing ones dreams and fighting ones fears.

Band Aid 2015 also features Toyin Oshinnaike who plays Sekere, Toju Akiya Ejoh who plays Ralph.

This production is a collaboration between Majmua Theatre, Live Theatre on Sunday and TerraKulture.

Majmua Theatre will also be showcasing short Excerpts from Bele and Abija

Bele (a collection of true pregnancy stories. From the rich poor and everyone in all facets of life. It is a majmua theater initiative and I am showcasing pieces from it as a preparation for the actual productions next year)

Abija ( a revolutionary story set in early nigeria. Totally fictional, it asks if the cancer of corruption will die with the older generation? )

Tickets to the show will start selling soon at TerraKulture,www.livetheatreonsunday.info, www.ariiyatickets.com, IN3k8 Media, LocusPromotions.com, Quintessence in Parkview and Lekki outlets, and Sharwama&Co.

Stand a chance to win a Virgin Atlantic return ticket to London

Call/text 07069771347 and email majmuatheatre@gmail.com for tickets and bulk purchases

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Watch SHATTERED this Sunday at Terra Kulture

Loveth, arrives at the home of her benefactor Uncle Dave to collect her school fees which was due. Little did she know that this day would be different than the others. Uncle Dave would extend his love for her a little too far …. This ‘Uncle” was friends with her late father and also married to her mother’s only friend….

Should she sacrifice her dreams of going to school or tell the truth and most probably ruin the relationship between the families?

PAW Studios brings you “Shattered” a Bode Asiyanbi’s BBC award winning play which first premiered on stage at the British Council Lagos Theatre Festival in 2013. This is a captivating story of deception, betrayal and pain starring Bola Haastrup, Ijeoma Aniebo,Bunmi Sogade, Patrick Diabuah, KelvinMary Ndukwe, Goodness Emmanuel and Martins Iwuagu . “Shattered” is directed by the critically acclaimed director of “London Life Lagos Living” and “Saro the Musical 1&2” Kenneth Uphopho and produced by Brenda Uphopho.

Shattered comes to you onstage at Terra Kulture all Sundays (4, 11, 18 & 25) in October at 3 & 6PM daily.

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Stage Play: OH HOW DEARLY I DETEST THEE

When a tragedy happens and the family brings news of a long standing tradition, Ako realises that theirs really isn’t different from most marriages.
Can they redeem themselves in “a marriage based on hatred and mutual embarrassment”…?

Date: Tomorrow May 17th, 2015
Venue: Terra Kulture, Tiamiyu Savage Str. VI
Time: 3pm and 6pm each day.
Tickets: N. 3000. Students: N. 1500. VIP: 5000
For bookings, call +234 810 733 7161

In the course of preparing for this play, the cast did a photo shoot to explore the various expressions of a troubled marriage. It was an emotional experience which they would love to share with audiences all over. People are encouraged to name each expression and give a befitting caption, using the hash tags #OHDIDT #SomeMarriageFaces and any others suitable.
OH HOW DEARLY I DETEST THEE features Omoye Uzams and London/Westend actor, Timi Charles-Fadipe in his first performance in Nigeria alongside theatre veteran, Toyin Oshinnaike and Olarotimi Fakunle. The play is directed by Toritseju Ejoh and produced by Thespian Muse.

Stage Play: THE MISTRESS OF WHOLESOME This Sunday

Everyone loves a great show, and this is what MISTRESS OF WHOLESOME is!

What will you do if your husband’s mistress showed up at your door, to ask for an odd “favor” ?

In this play, Moji ‘the mistress’ surprises Adesuwa, ‘the wife’ of Lakunle in their home and holds her hostage. According to Moji, Lakunle has now fallen back in love with Adesuwa, as the couple has gotten closer in their efforts to adopt a baby.

Moji is naturally ‘very put out’ by this and wants Adesuwa to convince Lakunle to fall back in love with his mistress so that things can be the same as they were for the past few years.

Adesuwa, who is desperate for a baby sees Lakunle playing ‘the good and attentive husband’ as the only way that she will ever manage to adopt a child and naturally refuses.

Things get even more complicated in this comic stage play when a gentleman from the adoption agency arrives to interview Lakunle and Adesuwa and to screen them as potential parents. When it turns out that Lakunle is actually locked in the trunk of Moji’s car across town, the two women must act fast to salvage a situation that is going downhill at a rate of knots!
Dates: November 23 & 30, 2014.
Showtimes: 3:00pm and 6:00pm
Venue: Terra Kulture, Plot 1376 Tiamiyu Savage Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.

MISTRESS OF WHOLESOME is directed by veteran stage actor, Toyin Oshinaike, and will be starring media/entertainment heavyweights, Omoye ‘Brownie’ Uzamere, Evaezi Ogoro, and Toju Ejoh.

Brought to you by Thespian Muse, Gbagyichild Entertainment and Oxzygen Koncepts

ATTA AND OTEH TEAM UP FOR PLAY PREMIERE AT TERRA KULTURE

This November, playwright Sefi Atta and theatre director Patrick-Jude Oteh team up for the production of “Last Stand,” featuring the acclaimed Jos Repertory Theatre.

“Last Stand” is the first in a new series of modern Nigerian family dramas written by Atta, and the play is about a battle of wills between a dying general and his estranged heirs.

When General Mashood Balogun on his deathbed decides to leave his estate to his first son Rotimi, bypassing his daughters, he creates an uproar in his family. Rotimi, a medical doctor, refuses to step into his father’s shoes, and his father stands firm in his bid to make Rotimi his successor.

As the Balogun family conflict plays out, Rotimi in the end is forced to look after his dying father. But who will win the final face-off between father and son?

“Last Stand” premieres @
Terra Kulture
Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014
3 p.m. and 6 p.m
Tickets are available at Terra Kulture and Quintessence.

Patrick-Jude Oteh is a trained theatre director and holds a Master of Theatre Arts and a Master of International Law and Diplomacy, with an emphasis on international economic law. He is the founding artistic director of the Jos Repertory Theatre as well as the festival producer of the annual Jos Festival of Theatre currently in its ninth season. He holds fellowships with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington D.C., the Brademas Center for the Study of Congress at New York University, and the National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (NANTAP).

Sefi Atta is the author of novels “Everything Good Will Come” (2005), “Swallow” (2010), “A Bit of Difference” (2013), and the short story collection “News From Home” (2010). Her radio plays have been broadcast by BBC Radio, and her stage plays have been produced internationally. Her recent stage credits include her one-act plays “The Naming Ceremony,” which was directed by Ifeoma Fafunwa and premiered at London’s Theatre Royal Stratford East in 2012, and “Hagel auf Zamfara,” which was directed by Nick Monu and finished its two-year run at Germany’s Theatre Krefeld in 2013

Wole Soyinka’s THE TRIALS OF BROTHER JERO

Today Saturday August 9 at Terra Kulture.

Trials of Brother Jero is one of Professor Wole Soyinka’s most popular plays will be showing at Terra Kulture.

With Toju Ejoh as Brother Jero

Date : TODAY, August 9 2014.
Venue : Terra Kulture, 1347 Tiamiyu Savage Street, Victoria Island.
Time : 3PM & 6PM
Tickets : Students 1500, Regular 3000, VIP 5000.

The Trials of Brother Jero is about a fake beach prophet, a suave fraudster who establishes a viable “business” out of gullible working class people in the vicinity.

This play is a light satiric comedy that aims at showing hypocrisy and manipulation in various spheres of life, have enslaved even the enlightened and enriched charlatans.

You don’t want to miss this hilarious play.
The play is brought to you by Thespian Family Theatre.

Tickets available at Terra Kulture.

Paw Studios presents: A HARVEST WITH SOYINKA

Paw Studios presents to you “A Harvest With Soyinka”

The festival will consist of Music, Spoken Word and Site specific theatre.

Date: July 20th and 27th 2014.

Venue: Terra Kulture, 1376 Tiamiyu Savage Street Victoria Island.

Time: 3pm and 6pm

Tickets:
N1500 – Students
N3000 – Regular
N5000 – VIP

Two families: the Olumorin’s and the Erinjobi’s are set on war path because of their children who have chosen to fall in love. The stage is set as both families must overcome their differences to see the pain behind the rebellious duo. Will Ishola let go of his bitterness towards his father? Will Mr Olumorin kill Ishola as threatened?

Find out in this dark ensemble written by the legendary Professor Wole Soyinka and directed by Kenneth Uphopho.