Vol. 22 No. 1 (2022) | Nigeria Theatre Journal: A Journal of the Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists

A model dramaturgy for arresting extremis in Zainabu Jallo’s stylistics in onions make us cry

Aliyu Yakubu Abdulkadir

1-17

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A technical report on the virtual production of Marginalized Ears in a pandemic era

Charles Okwuowulu, Chinda Michael

18-40

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An absurdist reading of corruption in a pandemic era in Nigeria: A consideration of Ola Rotimi’s Holding Talks

Isaiah Ode

41-54

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Covid-19 lockdown and media portrayal of sexual violence against minors in Nigeria

Agatha Njideka Nwanya

55-66

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Emergence of social media platforms for theatrical performances: Challenges and prospects

Bem Alfred Abugh, Adediran Kayode Ademiju-Bepo

67-82

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Nigerian children’s theatre in the Covid-19 era: A focus on social media entertainment

Nkem Godslove Chidi-Ukagu

83-96

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Theatre, restructuring and national identity

Austin Ovigueraye Asagba

97-116

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A cathartic reading of Soderbergh’s Contagion and Petersen’s Outbreak as pandemic films

Adedayo Michael Haastrup, Martina O. Omprodion

117-127

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The impact of Covid-19 pandemic on film production, distribution and exhibition in Nigeria

Teddy Thaddeus Hanmakyugh, Hussaini U. Tsaku

128-141

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Facilitating students’ theatre productions during a pandemic

Nkemdirim Olubunmi Adedina

142-152

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Articles

A model dramaturgy for arresting extremis in Zainabu Jallo’s stylistics in onions make us cry

A technical report on the virtual production of Marginalized Ears in a pandemic era

An absurdist reading of corruption in a pandemic era in Nigeria: A consideration of Ola Rotimi’s Holding Talks

Covid-19 lockdown and media portrayal of sexual violence against minors in Nigeria

Emergence of social media platforms for theatrical performances: Challenges and prospects

Nigerian children’s theatre in the Covid-19 era: A focus on social media entertainment

Theatre, restructuring and national identity

A cathartic reading of Soderbergh’s Contagion and Petersen’s Outbreak as pandemic films

The impact of Covid-19 pandemic on film production, distribution and exhibition in Nigeria

Facilitating students’ theatre productions during a pandemic