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Sal Capone – Lamentable Tragedy of
AN NAC English Theatre Presentation Sal Capone: The Lamentable Tragedy of by Omari Newton Directed by Diane Roberts Produced by BoldSkool Productions ...
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Browne: “Black Panther”lives up to hype
Marvel’s Black Panther lives up to the hype by Robin Browne Marvel’s hotly anticipated Black Panther opened this week to rave reviews from criti...
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“An Immigrant’s Tale” captivates Ottawa au...
Saturday 25 November Over a hundred spectators were at the Woodroffe High School auditorium on Georgina Drive to watch: “An Immigrants Ta...
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Ottawa’s Rita Carter finds ways to balance music and m...
Singer-songwriter Rita Carter. DARREN BROWN / POSTMEDIA Lynn Saxberg, Ottawa Citizen August 25, 2017 Rita Carter almost gave up playing music whe...
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Big Soul Project celebrates Canada 150 with free concert
Sunday 9 July Lansdowne Park was awash with a sea of summer colours, as some two hundred fans gathered to watch Musical Director, Roxanne Goodm...
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Review: How Black Mothers Say I Love You
A scene from the play. Photo credit: Joseph Michael Another smash hit by Trey Anthony If grit is a word associated with Factory Theatre, there ...
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Okavango African Orchestra wins World Music album of the yea...
WORLD MUSIC ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2017 WINNER Okavango African Orchestra Okavango African Orchestra CATEGORY: World Music Album of the Year YEAR: 2017 LAB...
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Mary Njoku, actress/producer who’s building a Nollywood empi...
FEBRUARY 12, 2017 Mary Njoku is a Nollywood actress, producer and head of ROK Studios. Since its launch in 2013, ROK has produced over 150 films and 1...
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Nollywood is giving the world a taste of true African glamou...
Nollywood star Linda Ejiofor. (Courtesy Iké Udé) WRITTEN BY Yinka Adegoke March 19, 2017 Quartz Africa Lagos There’s a buzz in Nollywood right now. La...
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Kika Otiono: Da Kink in my Hair – a review
“Never be scared to stand in your own truth” by: Kika Otiono, Youth Editor Friday, October 21, 2016, National Arts Centre, Ottawa As I travelled back ...