Literature

The literature plays program was created to enable students who offer literature in English to enjoy the stories they study in class, to visualize the plays and novels they read in class, and to pass with flying colors when the final exams come.

Since we started, more than 90,000 students have watched us perform the plays they read and bring to life the characters they love, admire, or loath.
We continue to work with schools, private sponsors, authors, organizations, and publishers to make sure that literature is not only a subject but a way of life.

What else happens at our shows;

This is an educational event and as such, we have senior teachers available to discuss with students after each set book performance. The discussions are hinged around what students should focus on (academically) while they read, interpret, and understand texts.  The teachers also discuss examinable areas and question approaches. They also discuss the complex themes, ideas, and other aspects of the texts.

1. King Lear -By William Shakeapear
2. Voice of the people – By Okiya Okoiti
3. Loud Silence -BY George Ngobi
4. Kintu – By Erisa Kironde
5. Gipir and Labongo – story adapted for the stage
6. Kaboko tales – By Luswata Musa
7. Echoes of Silence – By Okiya Okoiti
8. Government Inspector – By Nikolai Gogol
9. Betrayal in the City- By Francis Imbuga
10. The Return off Mgofu – by Francis Imbuga
11. The Heart Soothers- By Sylvester Onzivua
12. Things Fall Apart – By Chinua Achebe Adapted for stage
13. The Grief Child
14. InControl by Tunde Euba
15. The Investor by Scovia Nnassmba
16. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dicken, Adapted for the stage
17. The Alien Woman by Laury Lawrence Ocen, Adapted for the stage
18. The Snake Farmers by Yusuf Sserunkuuma
19. Oedipus the King by Sophocles
20. The Country Wife by William Wycherley
21. The Curse of the Sacred Cow by Mary Karooro Okurut

Our Dates for Term 2 2024 are almost out. Fill out the form to get more information.

Please remember;

It is very important for you to book with us and provide the number of students you intend to bring for the show, which plays they will watch, and if you have any special needs students.

People with disabilities

People with disabilities are catered for at our shows but we task the teachers to make sure that we are informed about them and how many they are so we can make the proper arragements.