Synopsis of the Efua Sutherland’s “Edufa “
Synopsis of the Play Edufa is Efua Sutherland’s adaptation of the Greek classical play Alcestis by Euripides, reimagined in a Ghanaian setting. The play recounts the story of Edufa, an…
Summary of Efua Sutherland ‘s play “Foriwa”
Foriwa, a play written by Efua Sutherland, is set in a typical Ghanaian village and explores fundamental themes such as the clash between tradition and modernity, gender roles and the…
Figures of Speech in “Dawuni’s Dream ” (Featured in the Beacon of Light)
FIGURES OF SPEECH Metaphor“Our land is reborn!” (Act 4, Scene 1).Here, the land is compared to a living being, emphasizing renewal after drought. This metaphor highlights the theme of transformation,…
How to Teach Literature in English Effectively in Schools
How to Teach Literature in English Effectively in SchoolsThe experience of teaching English in the Ghanaian context reveals major challenges confronting both teachers and learners. Chief among these are the…
A Performance Review of Wole Soyinka’s “Death and The King’s Horseman” Staging At The National Theatre, Ghana on the 23rd , 24th and 30th and 31st August, 2025.
REVIEW OF WOLE SOYINKA’S DEATH AND THE KING’S HORSEMAN As part of Yoruba culture, when a king dies, his horseman, his favorite horse, and his dog must die alongside him.…
Symbolism, Setting and Figures of Speech in “Spreading Light” (Featured in the Beacon of Light)
Symbolism The Solar Device and Electric Light – Represent the positive impact of technology on development. The Classroom – Symbolizes the transformative power of education.The Village Path – Represents community…
Summary, Themes and Character Analysis of Spreading Light (Featured in the Beacon of Light)
Summary Of Spreading Light The play is a social drama featuring school children in a rural part of Ghana.In a small rural village, Asantewaa and Iddrisu, two ambitious students, embark…
A Performance Review Of “Makola Queens” Staged At The National Theatre, Ghana On Friday, 1st August, 2025
A PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF MAKOLA QUEENS STAGED AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE, GHANA ON FRIDAY, 1ST AUGUST, 2025 AT 8 PM The play was crafted by acclaimed creatives Nii Dromo Yartey…
Witchcraft and Money Rituals in Ghana: Reflections from Efua Sutherland’s “Edufa”.
By Obed Yaw Agyei Synopsis of Edufa Edufa, a wealthy Ghanaian man, consults a diviner who warns him of imminent death. Unwilling to accept his fate, Edufa learns he can…
Marriage, Oaths, and Betrayal: Cultural Symbols of Sacred Promises in Martin Owusu’s The Story Ananse Told and Contemporary Ghana
By Obed Yaw AgyeiCreative Content Strategist | Storyteller | Branding Enthusiast Synopsis of the Play:In The Story Ananse Told, the legendary trickster Ananse narrates the tale of Osugyani, a lonely…