Vol. 18 No. 1 (2018) | Nigeria Theatre Journal: A Journal of the Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists

Thespian ideation in Nigerian theatre as impediment to economic survival through dance practice

Arnold B. Udoka

6-22

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Prospects and career opportunities in Nigerian stand-up comedy

Edward Egbo Imo

23-36

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Nigeria’s recession: The dynamics of Hollywood’s internet films and solowood production techniques

Charles Okwuowulu

37-46

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Marketing beyond economic depression: An exposé of Nollywood’s 5Ps marketing framework

Femi Okiremuette Shaka, Chisimdi Udoka Ihentuge

47-62

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Power dynamics, socio-economic challenges and reactionary responses in Barclays Ayakoroma’s A Chance to Survive

Nonyelum Chibuzo Mba, Olympus G. Ejue

63-75

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Economic recession, female economic empowerment and emancipation: A study of Osita Ezenwanebe’s Adaugo and Akachi Ezeigbo’s Hands That Crush Stones

Martina Ochuwa Omorodion

76-85

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Interrogating the leadership question in Nigeria: A discourse on emeka nwabueze’s A parliament of vultures

Philip Peter Akoje

86-98

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Leadership issues in modern Nigerian drama: A socio-economic analysis of Esiaba Irobi’s Hangmen Also Die

Achor Friday Akowe, Lucy Ada Onaivi

99-113

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Managing the Nigerian recessed economy through theatre and drama: Greg Mbajiorgu’s Wake Up Everyone as a Paradigm

Mohammed-Kabir Jibril Imam, Ridwan Suleiman

114-127

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Theatre for development and economic recession in Nigeria

Chris Omotosho

128-138

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The socio-cultural interdependence of theatre and society and Nigeria’s economic recession

Stanley Ohenhen

139-151

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Prospects of box office management in a recessed economy: A study of Uniport Arts Theatre

Felix Nnamdi Agbata

152-168

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Overcoming the challenges of creating proper scenographic environments for theatre productions in the face of poor funding

Martins Uze E. Tugbokorowei

169-180

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Lighting-based stage-screen intersection performances as panacea for economic recovery in Nigeria

Ofora Emeka

181-203

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Thespian ideation in Nigerian theatre as impediment to economic survival through dance practice

Prospects and career opportunities in Nigerian stand-up comedy

Nigeria’s recession: The dynamics of Hollywood’s internet films and solowood production techniques

Marketing beyond economic depression: An exposé of Nollywood’s 5Ps marketing framework

Power dynamics, socio-economic challenges and reactionary responses in Barclays Ayakoroma’s A Chance to Survive

Economic recession, female economic empowerment and emancipation: A study of Osita Ezenwanebe’s Adaugo and Akachi Ezeigbo’s Hands That Crush Stones

Interrogating the leadership question in Nigeria: A discourse on emeka nwabueze’s A parliament of vultures

Leadership issues in modern Nigerian drama: A socio-economic analysis of Esiaba Irobi’s Hangmen Also Die

Managing the Nigerian recessed economy through theatre and drama: Greg Mbajiorgu’s Wake Up Everyone as a Paradigm

Theatre for development and economic recession in Nigeria

The socio-cultural interdependence of theatre and society and Nigeria’s economic recession

Prospects of box office management in a recessed economy: A study of Uniport Arts Theatre

Overcoming the challenges of creating proper scenographic environments for theatre productions in the face of poor funding

Lighting-based stage-screen intersection performances as panacea for economic recovery in Nigeria