THEATRE MANAGEMENT IN 21ST CENTURY: A STUDY OF THE PRODUCTION OF HOME TO THE RIVER BY NEVILLE UKOLI
Abstract
This study investigates Neville Ukoli's theatrical production "Home to the River," analyzing 20th-century Nigerian theater management practices, creative processes and logistical strategies. Focusing on the role of theater managers, directors and producers, this qualitative research explores the play's artistic and cultural significance, identifying effective management strategies and Ukoli's contribution to Nigerian drama.
Objectives include analyzing the production's sociopolitical context, thematic resonance and cultural impact. Methodology combines historical analysis, interviews with theater practitioners and textual analysis of the script and reviews. Expected outcomes provide insights into Nigerian theater practices, Ukoli's dramatic contributions and recommendations for improved theater management.
This study enriches the discourse on Nigerian theater, shedding light on art, culture and management intersections. Findings benefit scholars, theater practitioners and cultural policymakers, contributing to the understanding of Nigerian theater history and its global significance.
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