Vol. 19 No. 3 (2019) | Nigeria Theatre Journal: A Journal of the Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists

The dramaturgy of violence in Africa: A study of selected plays

Saint Gbilekaa

1-13

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The place of theory in the criticism of dramatic literature: Ayakoroma’s dance on his grave

Osita Ezenwanebe

14-27

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Sowing for the reapers: The Igbo, the Nigerian project and Nollywood harvests

Alex Chinwuba Asigbo, Canice Chukwuma Nwosu

28-38

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Negotiating Women’s spaces and power relations in the home: A feminist analysis of Okoh’s The good wife

Irene Agunloye

39-56

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Navigating landmines and pathways: Interrogating new approaches to theatre making in Nigeria

Emmanuel S. Dandaura

57-77

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Post-cultural identity or post-imperialism: Culture as hybridised present in theatre for development

Emman Frank Idoko

78-96

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Social problems of contemporary Nigerian society: The theatre to the rescue

Ayo Olu Akinwale

97-108

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Music as a means of communication in Nigerian drama

Ngozi Mokwunyei

109-118

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Dress Nigeria, diversify the economy

Sunday Enessi Ododo

119-127

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Women’s bodies serving environmental/social (in)- justice

Elizabeth A. Nyager

128-137

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Culture, creativity and the Nigerian youth

Barclays Foubiri Ayakoroma

138-147

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Viable intersections between theatre arts and legal studies: Options to pursue

Mabel I.E. Evwierhoma

148-158

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Articles

The dramaturgy of violence in Africa: A study of selected plays

The place of theory in the criticism of dramatic literature: Ayakoroma’s dance on his grave

Sowing for the reapers: The Igbo, the Nigerian project and Nollywood harvests

Negotiating Women’s spaces and power relations in the home: A feminist analysis of Okoh’s The good wife

Navigating landmines and pathways: Interrogating new approaches to theatre making in Nigeria

Post-cultural identity or post-imperialism: Culture as hybridised present in theatre for development

Social problems of contemporary Nigerian society: The theatre to the rescue

Music as a means of communication in Nigerian drama

Dress Nigeria, diversify the economy

Women’s bodies serving environmental/social (in)- justice

Culture, creativity and the Nigerian youth

Viable intersections between theatre arts and legal studies: Options to pursue