THEATRE REVIEWS

Ouma delivers one of the boldest and most emotionally honest solo acts on Kenya's stage.

ChemiChemi brings rebellious biblical women to life with bold theatrical flair

This stage play is a witty, avant-garde Kenyan comedy about love, crime, and chaos.

Too Early for Birds examines the triumphs, flaws and enduring legacy of Tom Mboya with an unflinching look at history, balancing tragedy with humour.

Satire meets local politics in Molière's Kenyan adaptation 'Mgonjwa Mwitu'.

The play will be staged again at Ukumbi Mdogo at the Kenya National Theatre on 3 December.

'Story Sosa' is a collection of stories from five different writers, all lacing to tell of different ideas of home they have grown up with.

'Graveyard Queens' delivers a heartfelt and resonant tribute, bringing the best of a generation of actors together on one stage.

The narrative doesn’t take itself too seriously for the most part, but when it should, it opens itself up and digs deep.

'Watatu' highlights youth radicalisation, religious extremism, xenophobia, economic disparity, corruption and politics at the Kenyan coast.