VOICED : Nigeria successfully exports theatre to London

The transcript discusses the success of the Nigerian musical 'Wacker', which transferred to London's West End, marking a significant milestone as the first Nigerian musical performed there. Written by Bolanle Austen Peters, the musical aims to showcase Nigeria's cultural richness beyond oil. It combines political satire with a love story, reflecting on the challenges faced by graduates. Performing in London has been groundbreaking for the cast, offering professional exposure and encouraging other Nigerian artists. The positive reception in London has boosted their confidence, and they are now preparing for future performances in Lagos.

What impact does performing in the West End have on Nigerian artists?

How does the reception of the musical in London reflect on Nigeria's performing arts?