Fela’s Cross
“This country is bad!” cries Tony, one of the main characters in Cornel-Best Onyekaba’s punchy→
Browsing: Reviews (Stage)
The (Afrobeat) King is back!
@waka_about editorial (Oct. 2012; print edition), published just before #Felabration 2012.→
New Artistic Director named for MUSON Centre
Ahead of the 18th edition of the annual MUSON Festival, Tunde jegede has resumed as→
The Preacher-Man Died (Review of Wole Soyinka’s ‘Camwood on the Leaves’)
Camwood on the Leaves, a radio play by Prof. Wole Soyinka adapted for the→
Moremi: Of Ancients and Modern
By Temi Bamgbose If Ayo Arigbabu’s futuristic retelling of the Moremi myth effectively connects youths→
Fela, Kalakuta and the Afrika Shrine
By Azuka jebose Molokwu The Afrika Shrine is a panoramic society, a poly-rhythmic nation, interlaced→
Fela, The Untold Story
By Pelu Awofeso Benson Idonije, 75, crossed paths with Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, the Nigerian creator of→
Fela's People ("Everybody say: 'yeah, yeah'")
Anyone (and everyone) who is familiar with Fela’s music will know the phrase above: the→
Fela, Preacher and Priest
By Majemite Jaboro On October 15 2011, the Chief Priest Fela Anukulapo Kuti would have→
Fela, My Hero
By Azuka Jebose Molokwu The Days of innocence One early morning, during the harmattan→