Wangu wa Makeri is Both Hero and Villain in Her Own Story, Says Play Director Lawrence Murage
Director Lawrence Murage shares how they're bringing the fiery Kikuyu chief to life.
Tonny Ogwa is a creative writer, advertising copywriter, and a rookie filmmaker based in Nairobi. His written work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Republic, The Elephant, WTBA, Afrocritic, Qazini, Kalahari Review, Daily Nation, The Star and more. His bad films are hidden somewhere on the internet where you'll never find them. And because he's yet to make any good film, he has dedicated his life to critiquing other people's films.
Director Lawrence Murage shares how they're bringing the fiery Kikuyu chief to life.
Tracing Kenya's long-standing tension between the state and the stage.
On World Theatre Day 2025, we celebrate Kenyan theatre—from its roots and resistance to its bold voice for truth and justice today
Tonny Ogwa calls for a bold reinvention of Kenyan cinema grounded in cultural identity, originality, and artistic vision.
The film boldly showcases the potential of Kenyan cinema through genre diversity and innovative techniques.
Too Early for Birds examines the triumphs, flaws and enduring legacy of Tom Mboya with an unflinching look at history, balancing tragedy with humour.
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