“In A Bag Of A Woman” By Oswald Okaitei

Oswald is at again with creating exploits with rich cultural plays doing what he does best in the entertainment industry. Ghanaian playwright/poet, Oswald Okaitei. The play, IN THE BAG OF A WOMAN… caused a brilliant stir in Legon Hall and University of Cape Coast (Adehye Hall) and is set to do same at the Accra Centre for National Culture (Arts Centre) on 25th May, 2015 and in the main auditorium of the Presbyterian Women’s College of Education on 26th May, 2015.
The production house Pay house.kom known for its educative, informative and entertaining theatrical dexterities would walk the audience through several scenes of hilarious and life’s lessons: conduct an excursion through the bags of a married woman and eventually expose the intrigues hidden in darkness and the consequent suffering of a poor prostitute in a cupboard.
Synopsis of the play is
“When a travelling wife realized at the eleventh hour that she left her passport at home, she rushed back home, poured out the contents of her back, eventually, exposing secrets and entangling her husband in the fuss…”
To enjoy this with other hilarious and comedic performances of events during the year then be at the Centre for National Culture (Arts Centre), the rate is Gh 10 but free at the Presbyterian Women’s College of Education. Hotline for enquiry is 0244 174 908.
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Monica Otumfuor