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Valentine Emeka

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Things fall Apart

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All Africa-Theater Production in Association with Emaginethat Entertainment and the Nigerian Students Association Presents

The Center Cannot Hold (an adaptation of the novel Things Fall Apart by Prof. Chinua Achebe).


The stage play is produced by All-Africa Theatre and directed by Valentine Ekweanua. Performances at Cullen Performace Hall on the campus of the University of Houston.

Experience an 1890 portrayal of the clash between Nigeria's white colonial government and the traditional customs of the native Igbo people of Nigeria, West Africa.

This is a story of a strong, courageous man, Okonkwo, whose life is dominated by anger, success, fear, and failure.

This play is intriguing, captivating and mind blowing, it is a must see.

Don't be left out!
Date: 6th & 7th of Sept. 2008

Venue: University of Houston

Admission is by ticket:

Single: $30:00

Couples: $50:00

Students: $20:00

All-Africa Theater Productions, in association with Emaginethat Entertainment and the Nigerian Student Association presents The Center Cannot Hold (an adaptation of the novel Things Fall Apart by Prof. Chinua Achebe).


The stage play is produced by All-Africa Theatre and directed by Valentine Ekweanua. Performances at Cullen Performace Hall on the campus of the University of Houston.

Experience an 1890 portrayal of the clash between Nigeria's white colonial government and the traditional customs of the native Igbo people of Nigeria, West Africa.

This is a story of a strong, courageous man, Okonkwo, whose life is dominated by anger, success, fear, and failure.

This play is intriguing, captivating and mind blowing, it is a must see.

Don't be left out!

Some of the proceedings from the tickets sold will be donated to the people of DAFUR in Southern Sudan, partnering with Fight Hunger: part of the UN World Food Program.

FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT
ALL AFRICAN THEATHER 832.434.0770 WWW.ALLAFRICATHEATER.COM

EMAGINETHAT ENTERTAINMENT 281.380.5910

THE NIGERIAN STUDENTS ASSOCAITION U.OF HOUSTON CHAPTER 832.771.1807

Our mission is to create a theatrical culture that portrays the authenticity of the African rich culture. We are to capture the attention of the American people to identify with the educationally and emotionally captivating plays of the African nations. We are to present a quality production for total satisfaction of our customers. We are to promote African actors and showcase them for future careers in Nollywood and Hollywood.