REPRESENTATION OF YORUBA CULTURE IN “KURUMI” OLA ROTIMI AND “LISABI” NIYI AKIMOLAYAN
Abstract
This study examines the thematic content, performance approach, and production processes of the selected Nigerian theatre/film project under review. It explores how narrative structure, character portrayal, and technical execution contribute to the artistic and cultural value of the production. Adopting a qualitative research approach, the study analyses performance delivery, directorial choices, and production challenges. Findings reveal that cultural relevance, disciplined rehearsal processes, and effective coordination significantly influence audience engagement and overall production success.
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