An edition of Technical theatre and the performing arts in Nigeria
(2011)
Technical theatre and the performing arts in Nigeria
celebrating Olateju Wasee Kareem
by Duro Oni and Sunday Enessi Ododo
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Technical theatre and the performing arts in Nigeria: celebrating Olateju Wasee Kareem
2011, Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization
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Table of Contents
"Technical designers were conditioned to be humble" -- Teju Wasee Kareem
Costume, the 4th dimension of the performing arts -- by Dani Lyndersay -- Cultural influences and considerations on costume and make-up design in Mbopo celebration of the Efik/Ibibio / -- by Gloria D. Ekere and Abdulmalik A. Amali
Sign fields in "Ekpo" and "Ekoon" masquerades of the Ibibio -- by Etop Akwang -- Oluyare : the aesthetic and dramaturgical significance of masquerade performance of Edi festival / by Margaret Olugbemisola Areo
Extra-theatrical functions of Igbabonelimhin music and dance of the Esan -- by Osakue S. Omoera and Charles O. Aluede -- Producing Osofisan's Midnight Hotel and Tegonni : challenges for the design team / by Duro Oni -- Art and design : issues and discourse / -- by Nasir Taofiq Olaide
Teju Wasee Kareem : legendary multimedia stage designer and sceneographer of the 21st century -- by Sola Fosudo
Teju Wasee Kareem and design practice -- by Olayemi A. Bello and Shakirudeen O. Yusuf
Technical theatre practice in Nigeria and the contributions of Teju Wasee Kareem -- by Vincent Adeshina Ayodele
The staging dilemma in Akwa Ibom Hall, Uyo -- by Ubong S. Nda
One-man theatre and stage space : the examples of Funso Alabi and Tunji Sotimirin -- by Tunji Sotimirin
Technical designs in the eye of the director : the unifying factor in pictorial representation in stage productions -- by Oke Olufemi
Museum, marketing mix, and performing arts in Nigeria -- by Adebowale Biodun Areo and Margaret Olugbemisola Areo
Nigerian video film and the question of consumer protection / by Ojetunji O. Ojeyemi and Azeez Akinwumi Sesan -- The computer as a panacea to the challenges in the production of cartoon animation films in Nigeria -- by Chiemela A. Ogbonna
Digital technology and the challenges for Nigerian theatre -- Aduku Armstrong-Idachaba
Maxi-motivational management concept : towards enhanced cast-crew motivation in the Nigerian theatre -- by Sunday Enessi Ododo and Kingsley O. Chima
Male ego and the crisis of gender in modern African drama and theatre -- by Osita C. Ezenwanebe
Flags fluttering in the wind : reflections and tributes on Teju Wasee Kareem : interviews:
Respectability in technical theatre -- Ahmed Yerima.
Wasee Kareem - humility to the extreme-- gem of the ocean -- Jude Oteh.
Alhaji Teju Wasee Kareem : a great man worth honouring! -- Peter Tade Adekunle.
A combination of theatre artistry and enterprise -- Arnold Udoka.
A quintessential creative entrepreneur -- Aremo Tope Babayemi.
A proponent of the merger of the film and the physical stage -- Ayo Oluwasanmi.
An icon -- Martin Adaji.
Lifted technical theatre from pedestrian from pedestrian to enviable level -- Biodun Abe.
A consummate professional -- Dede Mabiaku.
A pioneer in digital equipment for lighting in Nigeria -- Duro Oni.
A designer with eyes for details and for history -- Edmond Emeusire Enaibe.
A bridge across generations -- Greg Odutayo
Worthy of honour -- Israel Eboh.
A thoroughbred professional artiste of repute -- Olu Adeniregun
Wealth and exalted position should not be a reason to stop learning -- Olu Okekanye.
Teju Kareem, why ice cream, for God's sake! -- Segun Adefila.
Alhaji Tesu Wasee Kareem is worthy of all encomiums -- Seyi Fasuyi.
Pioneer and champion of contemporary technical theatre practice in Nigeria -- Shina Ayodele.
Wasee Kareem that I know -- Stephen Ogundele.
An extraordinary man -- Taiwo Ajayi-Lycett.
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