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Time Up, The Docu-Drama That Calls For Patriotism ,Celebrates National Heroes
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Time Up play production for the Tera Kulture Theatre on the Lawn for the weekends in June in Lagos has been receiving great reviews from the audience.
Witten by the award-winning broadcast journalist and playwright, Ola Awakan and directed by Ifeanyi Eziukwu, the docu-drama is a two-man play that utilizes thought-provoking dialogue to dissect the political, social and economic situations of Nigeria in such a unique manner.
According to the playwright, the script was written in 2008 and updated to accommodate some of the current situations that have shaped the existence of the Nigerian society. The play creates characters that caricature the various vices that have combined to negatively affect the growth of Nigeria, politically and economically.
Time Up can also be seen as a play that embraces history from the dimension of celebrating national heroes, both living and dead. Ifeanyi Eziukwu of Just Theatre Production gave a brilliant directorial approach to the play, hence making the actors to breath into the audience in such a unique manner.For some of the art lovers who have seen the play, their reviews have been awesome.
They talked about the power of research deployed by the writer to help preserve the history of Nigeria and document some of the major situations that have contributed to the present status of the country.
According to one of the audiences, “I got an in-depth history of Nigeria. I also learned about the amount of suffering that has been happening in this country for so long. As a professor myself, I thoroughly enjoyed it” Others describe how timely the play is at a time that Nigeria really needs the input of Nigerians to correct the wrongs and not wait for the government at all times.
“I was highly insightful, timely, and very interesting. It is relevant o what is going on in the country. I actually did admire the actors. The play has a lot of research. It also brought to mind that a lot of things we are talking about now, people had spoken about them before.”For this reviewer, “the play was really interesting and informative as well.
I picked a lot of things about my history that I never knew about. I am from a literature background but a lot of the things I heard here are new to me. Fantastic play and a great actor”.“It is very educational.”The joint production of Just Theatre House and Artswax Communications runs all through the weekends in June at Terra Kulture in Victoria Island Lagos.
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