The National Theatre Ghana is located in the Victoriaborg district of Accra. Opened in 1992 the venue is a must see and is unmissable due to the unique structure. From a distance the theatre resembles an impressive ship sailing through the city.
The National Theatre Ghana has gradually become an icon of Accra like he Sydney Opera house.
The building houses the three resident companies of the National Dance Company, the National Symphony Orchestra, and the National Theatre Player.
There are many events that take place at The National Theatre below are some of the latest events
Every month there are regular events that take place at the National Theatre of Ghana. They are great ways to get a feel of the theatre and to experience the atmosphere of watching live performance.
Event name: Wednesday Theatre
Takes place on every last Wednesday of the Month
Which is a presentation of different drama productions by different groups. Time is 8pm prompt with tickets from GHC 30.00.
Event name: FunWorld
Takes place: On every second Sunday of the Month
This is a theatrical programme with performances created by children for children which includes Poetry, Dance, Drama, Brain Challenge, and Music. An “edutainment” variety show for pupils (primary to JHS) from various schools to showcase their talent in drama, music, dance (Traditional & contemporary) poetry amongst others. (February, March, May, June, October). Time is 1pm prompt with tickets from GHC 30.00.
Event name: Concert Party
Takes place: On every second Sunday of the Month
A presentation of indigenous drama groups and stand-up comedians accompanied by live band music to entertain and educate the public on social issues. Which takes place on every second Sunday of every month. It’s an entertaining experience where you will be entertained by a range of artists and groups. Time is 8pm prompt with tickets from GHC 30.00.
Author: The editor
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