by Taiwo Aloba

“Speak, Sahara, Speak” explores the hardships and truths of the crisis in Africa. It consists of a series of poetic monologues to be accompanied by some dance movements and music. It tells the stories of five women who have suffered loss and hardships in their homeland.

Bio.

A native of Ilesha, Osun, Taiwo Aloba is a New York-based playwright, director, and culturally committed dramatist. She is an alumna of Lagos State University, New York Film Academy, Southern New Hampshire University, and Liberty University. Aloba is a member of the Dramatist Guild and National Writers Union.

THIS SHOW IS 65 MINUTES LONG

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