The cast performs a highlife song with Kyekyeku’s band In April 2015, we previewed Act I of an experimental highlife musical written by...

A devised two-woman dance performance exploring the Ghanaian Adinkra symbol Dwennimmen. Literally translating to mean the horns of the...

The second edition of our short play festival (version 1.0 was “An African Walks into a Psychiatrist’s Office) this collection of ten...

Kis Keya is a Belgian artist living and working in Ghana until the end of the summer. “I wanted to come to Africa. I tried to find a...

Gbontwi Anyetei, writer of “An African Walks into a Psychiatrist’s Office” About the playwright: I was born in west Africa and raised in...

Okunyador, writer of “Astuzia” A little about the author: My name is Karen Bright-Davies, but I prefer to be called Okundayor. It’s a...

Q. Tell us a bit about yourself. My name is Emmanuel Deegbe and I’m a writer. It took years for me to figure out that I love stories, and...

David Edem Dotse, author of “On the Edge” Q. Tell us a little bit about yourself. I was born in Accra, Ghana. I’m a recent Computer...

Aisha Nelson, author of “Rain Again” “An African Walks into a Psychiatrist’s Office & Other Stories” highlights work from eight...

Accra Theatre Workshop is proud to announce the first show from our upcoming season! ‘An African Walks Into A Psychiatrist’s Office’ is a...