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theatreonthemainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Stage Play)Destiny they say c...
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OSAKA THE PORTER (A Stage Play)Destiny they say c...: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Stage Play) Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held most parents to perpetual hos...http://osakatheporter.blogspot.com
OSAKA THE PORTER (A Stage Play)Destiny they say c...: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Stage Play) Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held most parents to perpetual hos...http://osakatheporter.blogspot.com
Theatreonthemainland: Theatre on the mainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comed...
theatreonthemainland: Theatre on the mainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comed...: theatreonthemainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comedy Stage Play) : Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held m...
Theatre on the mainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comedy Stage Play)
theatreonthemainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comedy Stage Play): Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held most parents to perpetual hostage, but has also ravaged the drea...
OSAKA THE PORTER (A Stage Play)
Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held most parents to perpetual hostage, but has also ravaged the dreams and talents of their dear sons and daughters. How else can you combat poverty, do you take the bull by the horn or allow fate take its course? This is the story of "Osaka the Porter".
He was born without a silver spoon, not even an iron, survived through thick and thin in making ends meet, finally got solace, yet not good enough, worked day and night still not good enough. Can being humble really determine a brighter future? Well that was what he thought, and he tried, yet not good enough, Osaka was left with this question “can the choices we make determine our future”? Catch the excitement as we unwind this comedy stage play at Theatre on the Mainland (TOM Series).
Date: Sunday, 30th June 2013
Venue: VGinis main hall, 3, Hussey Street, Opposite WAEC and Yaba Tech, Yaba Lagos
Time: 3:00pm and 6:00pm (two shows)
Ticket reservation: 0706 2349 341
Concept by: Wale Olabanji – TOMS Series
Written and Directed by: Ikenna Jude Okpala – Wazobia Theatre House
Supported by: 1808 Classic | LABIO | V-Fox | UPS | i-percussion |
Porchester | Vginis
Brought to you by: ASAP
Theatre on the mainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comedy Stage Play)
theatreonthemainland: OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comedy Stage Play): Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held most parents to perpetual hostage, but has also ravaged the drea...
OSAKA THE PORTER (A Comedy Stage Play)
Destiny they say can be delayed but never denied. Poverty has not only held most parents to perpetual hostage, but has also ravaged the dreams and talents of their dear sons and daughters. How else can you combat poverty, do you take the bull by the horn or allow fate take its course? This is the story of "Osaka the Porter".
He was born without a silver spoon, not even an iron, survived through thick and thin in making ends meet, finally got solace, yet not good enough, worked day and night still not good enough. Can being humble really determine a brighter future? Well that was what he thought, and he tried, yet not good enough, Osaka was left with this question “can the choices we make determine our future”? Catch the excitement as we unwind this comedy stage play at Theatre on the Mainland (TOM Series).
Date: Sunday, 30th June 2013
Venue: VGinis main hall, 3, Hussey Street, Opposite WAEC and Yaba Tech, Yaba Lagos
Time: 3:00pm and 6:00pm (two shows)
Ticket reservation: 0706 2349 341
Concept by: Wale Olabanji – TOMS Series
Written and Directed by: Ikenna Jude Okpala – Wazobia Theatre House
Supported by: 1808 Classic | LABIO | V-Fox | UPS | i-percussion |
Porchester | Vginis
Brought to you by: ASAP
He was born without a silver spoon, not even an iron, survived through thick and thin in making ends meet, finally got solace, yet not good enough, worked day and night still not good enough. Can being humble really determine a brighter future? Well that was what he thought, and he tried, yet not good enough, Osaka was left with this question “can the choices we make determine our future”? Catch the excitement as we unwind this comedy stage play at Theatre on the Mainland (TOM Series).
Date: Sunday, 30th June 2013
Venue: VGinis main hall, 3, Hussey Street, Opposite WAEC and Yaba Tech, Yaba Lagos
Time: 3:00pm and 6:00pm (two shows)
Ticket reservation: 0706 2349 341
Concept by: Wale Olabanji – TOMS Series
Written and Directed by: Ikenna Jude Okpala – Wazobia Theatre House
Supported by: 1808 Classic | LABIO | V-Fox | UPS | i-percussion |
Porchester | Vginis
Brought to you by: ASAP
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