A History of Theatre in Africa
Herausgeber: Banham, Martin
A History of Theatre in Africa
Herausgeber: Banham, Martin
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This book aims to offer a broad history of theatre in Africa, covering the entire continent.
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This book aims to offer a broad history of theatre in Africa, covering the entire continent.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 500
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 804g
- ISBN-13: 9780521092081
- ISBN-10: 0521092086
- Artikelnr.: 25616842
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 500
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 804g
- ISBN-13: 9780521092081
- ISBN-10: 0521092086
- Artikelnr.: 25616842
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Preface Martin Banham
1. Concepts of history and theatre in Africa Kole Omotoso
2. North Africa: (a) Egypt Ahmed Zaki
(b) Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia Kamal Salhi
(c) Sudan Khalid AlMubarak Mustafa
3. Francophone Africa south of the Sahara John Conteh-Morgan
4. Anglophone West Africa: (a) Nigeria Dapo Adelugba and Olu Obafemi, additional material by Sola Adeyemi
(b) Ghana James Gibbs
(c) Sierra Leone Mohamed Sheriff
(d) A note on recent Anglophone Cameroonian theatre Asheri Kilo
5. East Africa: (a) Ethiopia and Eritrea Jane Plastow
(b) Kenya Ciarunji Chesaina and Evan Mwangi
(c) Tanzania Amandina Lihamba
(d) Uganda Eckhard Breitinger
6. Southern Africa David Kerr
7. South Africa Yvette Hutchison
8. Theatre in Portuguese speaking African countries Luis Mitras
9. Mauritius and Réunion Roshni Mooneeram
10. Surviving the crossing: theatre in the African diaspora Osita Okagbue.
1. Concepts of history and theatre in Africa Kole Omotoso
2. North Africa: (a) Egypt Ahmed Zaki
(b) Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia Kamal Salhi
(c) Sudan Khalid AlMubarak Mustafa
3. Francophone Africa south of the Sahara John Conteh-Morgan
4. Anglophone West Africa: (a) Nigeria Dapo Adelugba and Olu Obafemi, additional material by Sola Adeyemi
(b) Ghana James Gibbs
(c) Sierra Leone Mohamed Sheriff
(d) A note on recent Anglophone Cameroonian theatre Asheri Kilo
5. East Africa: (a) Ethiopia and Eritrea Jane Plastow
(b) Kenya Ciarunji Chesaina and Evan Mwangi
(c) Tanzania Amandina Lihamba
(d) Uganda Eckhard Breitinger
6. Southern Africa David Kerr
7. South Africa Yvette Hutchison
8. Theatre in Portuguese speaking African countries Luis Mitras
9. Mauritius and Réunion Roshni Mooneeram
10. Surviving the crossing: theatre in the African diaspora Osita Okagbue.
Preface Martin Banham
1. Concepts of history and theatre in Africa Kole Omotoso
2. North Africa: (a) Egypt Ahmed Zaki
(b) Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia Kamal Salhi
(c) Sudan Khalid AlMubarak Mustafa
3. Francophone Africa south of the Sahara John Conteh-Morgan
4. Anglophone West Africa: (a) Nigeria Dapo Adelugba and Olu Obafemi, additional material by Sola Adeyemi
(b) Ghana James Gibbs
(c) Sierra Leone Mohamed Sheriff
(d) A note on recent Anglophone Cameroonian theatre Asheri Kilo
5. East Africa: (a) Ethiopia and Eritrea Jane Plastow
(b) Kenya Ciarunji Chesaina and Evan Mwangi
(c) Tanzania Amandina Lihamba
(d) Uganda Eckhard Breitinger
6. Southern Africa David Kerr
7. South Africa Yvette Hutchison
8. Theatre in Portuguese speaking African countries Luis Mitras
9. Mauritius and Réunion Roshni Mooneeram
10. Surviving the crossing: theatre in the African diaspora Osita Okagbue.
1. Concepts of history and theatre in Africa Kole Omotoso
2. North Africa: (a) Egypt Ahmed Zaki
(b) Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia Kamal Salhi
(c) Sudan Khalid AlMubarak Mustafa
3. Francophone Africa south of the Sahara John Conteh-Morgan
4. Anglophone West Africa: (a) Nigeria Dapo Adelugba and Olu Obafemi, additional material by Sola Adeyemi
(b) Ghana James Gibbs
(c) Sierra Leone Mohamed Sheriff
(d) A note on recent Anglophone Cameroonian theatre Asheri Kilo
5. East Africa: (a) Ethiopia and Eritrea Jane Plastow
(b) Kenya Ciarunji Chesaina and Evan Mwangi
(c) Tanzania Amandina Lihamba
(d) Uganda Eckhard Breitinger
6. Southern Africa David Kerr
7. South Africa Yvette Hutchison
8. Theatre in Portuguese speaking African countries Luis Mitras
9. Mauritius and Réunion Roshni Mooneeram
10. Surviving the crossing: theatre in the African diaspora Osita Okagbue.