Vol. 18 No. 2 (2018) | Nigeria Theatre Journal: A Journal of the Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists

From euphoria to survival quest: A playwright’s dilemma in an economic recession

Praise Chidinma Daniel-Inim

5-19

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Towards an ideology of the Post-Osofisan generation playwrights: Individualism and survivalism considered

Adediran Kayode Ademiju-Bepo

20-32

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Theatre activism and leadership tussles: Playwrights as catalysts for restructuring Nigeria’s economy

Nkemakonam Aniukwu, Daniel Uchumkpa

33-48

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Youths and negative steps in a depressed economy: X-raying Toni Duruaku’s A mirage for a dream

Kelechi Stellamaris Ogbonna

49-61

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Drama and The Nigerian Economic Recession Question: A case study of Felicia Onyewadume’s Echoes of Hard Times

Tekena Gasper Mark

62-73

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Beyond economic recession: Representations of the unemployed in Okoh’s Who is Afraid of Job Interview

Rowland C. Amaefula

74-83

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Exploring potentials of theatre for economic planning and change management: Lessons from julie Okoh’s Throes of Leadership

Ifeyinwa Uzondu

84-94

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Theatre practice and economic recession in Nigeria: The Jos Repertory Theatre (JRT) example

B. Oluwatayo Isijola

95-104

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Surviving economic recession through the production of internet comic skits: The case of Okoi Siphon and David Igwe

Mary Nkechi Okadigwe, Emmanuel Onyekachukwu Ebekue

105-115

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Challenges of programme content for digital broadcast: Taraba state television in perspective

Kyantirimam Riken Ukwen

115-125

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Harnessing the potentials of documentary film in the face of global economic recession

Chukwuma Anyanwu

126-135

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Subverting economic recession in Nigeria through sterling design in theatre practice: The vendor, Aksu 2017 command performance in focus

Okon Udofot Jacob, Margaret G.

136-150

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From euphoria to survival quest: A playwright’s dilemma in an economic recession

Towards an ideology of the Post-Osofisan generation playwrights: Individualism and survivalism considered

Theatre activism and leadership tussles: Playwrights as catalysts for restructuring Nigeria’s economy

Youths and negative steps in a depressed economy: X-raying Toni Duruaku’s A mirage for a dream

Drama and The Nigerian Economic Recession Question: A case study of Felicia Onyewadume’s Echoes of Hard Times

Beyond economic recession: Representations of the unemployed in Okoh’s Who is Afraid of Job Interview

Exploring potentials of theatre for economic planning and change management: Lessons from julie Okoh’s Throes of Leadership

Theatre practice and economic recession in Nigeria: The Jos Repertory Theatre (JRT) example

Surviving economic recession through the production of internet comic skits: The case of Okoi Siphon and David Igwe

Challenges of programme content for digital broadcast: Taraba state television in perspective

Harnessing the potentials of documentary film in the face of global economic recession

Subverting economic recession in Nigeria through sterling design in theatre practice: The vendor, Aksu 2017 command performance in focus