Kritik Productions

In a thrilling buildup to the highly anticipated play "Bride at War," which is set to take the stage tomorrow, 28th September 2024, at the Efua Sutherland Drama Studio, some of the talented cast members went on air today, 27th September, to discuss the play's powerful message and why it is a must-watch. The cast included industry heavyweights Mr. Adjeitey Anang, Reginald Ankrah, and Makida El Husseini, who joined hosts on 3FM and Onua FM to share exciting insights about the play, its themes, and its relevance to today’s society. "Bride at War" delves deep into the institution of marriage, exploring the complex dynamics and challenges that married couples face. With humor seamlessly intertwined into its narrative, the play is a blend of entertainment and life-changing lessons. During the radio appearances, the cast emphasized why this play holds significance not only for married couples but also for families and the youth. Behind the scenes as the cast of “Brid...

As the stage is set for Bride at War, an evocative play that delves into the complexities of marital relationships, the cast and directors convened after rehearsals on September 22, 2024, at the Efua Sutherland Drama Studio in Legon. The atmosphere buzzed with anticipation as they engaged in a thoughtful dialogue about the play’s themes, particularly the contentious issue of privacy and trust in marriages. Deep discussions on love and trust: The cast of Bride at War reflects on their characters The play, scheduled for performances on September 28 and 29, addresses the provocative question: Is it acceptable for spouses to invade each other’s digital privacy? Mr. Adjeitey Anang, both a cast member and director, sparked the conversation by asking, “What do you think about spouses going through each other's phones?” This question resonated deeply, igniting varied opinions among the cast. Naa Kwarkor stood firmly against the idea of partners rummaging through their spouse’s phones. “I...

In the vibrant landscape of Ghana’s theatre, Kritik Productions has emerged as a powerhouse of creativity and cultural reflection. Known for staging plays that resonate deeply with society, the production company consistently brings forth stories that are not only entertaining but also provoke thought and conversation. Over the past few years, Kritik has staged masterpieces that delve into the complexities of human relationships, morality, and societal issues. Among these are "The Crows," "Anyɛley The Landlady," and the highly anticipated "Bride at War," set to grace the stage on September 28th and 29th. Each production presented by Kritik Productions is a carefully woven tapestry of life’s most pressing concerns. The plays are not merely performances but mirrors held up to society, reflecting the everyday struggles and victories of individuals and communities. From love and betrayal to forgiveness and faith, Kritik has crafted narratives that speak to t...

As the 28th and 29th of September 2024 draw near, anticipation is soaring for Kritik Production's latest theatrical masterpiece, “Bride at War”. Set to be performed at the Efua Sutherland Drama Studio, the play promises to deliver an unforgettable blend of drama, emotion, and inspiration that will leave audiences both entertained and introspective. With precision and passion, our directors ensure every scene leaves a lasting impact. At the heart of “Bride at War” lies a powerful story of family, faith, and the complex dynamics that often accompany marriage. The play delves into the intricate challenges that arise in relationships, offering a uniquely Christian perspective on why women are called brides and men are called grooms—a revelation that unravels as the story unfolds. From broken marriages on the brink of collapse to shocking family revelations, “Bride at War” is set to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.  When love hopes for healing, smiles hide the deepest battles. T...

Date: March 29, 2024 Location: Kritik Production Office, Dzorwulu On March 29th, 2024, at 3 pm, the cast, crew, and Director convened at the Kritik production office in Dzorwulu to have a debrief and a comprehensive post-mortem discussion on the recent theatrical production, "Anyɛley The Landlady.” The play, directed by Mr. Adjetey Anang and Mr. Eyram Evans Adorkor, had its performances at the Efua T Sutherland (E.T.S) Drama Studio, Legon, on March 23rd and 24th, 2024, at 5:30 pm, drawing significant attention from audiences for its immersive storytelling and vibrant performances infused with cultural motifs.  African storytelling at its finest—'Anyɛley The Landlady' shines on stage. The casts and crew for the production included Adjetey Anang, Eyram Evans Adorkor, Makida El Husseini, Dorcas Elorm Yawa Nimo, Ernest Akpakli, Redeemer Selorm Kadbry, Ransford Amegbor, ⁠Henry Biney, ⁠Sherrie Sheila Sappor, Cynthia Mawenam Denyoh, Blessing Pearl Sackey, Obed Elorm Kofi Ewedanu,...

In a vibrant showcase of African theatrical excellence, the Efua T. Sutherland Drama Studio at Legon became the epicentre of cultural celebration with the production of "Anyɛley The Landlady." Directed by the dynamic duo of Mr. Adjetey Anang and Mr. Evans Adorkor, the play not only entertained but also aimed to positively impact society through its narrative. Guided by vision—Directors Adjetey Anang and Evans Adorkor perfecting every moment. "Anyɛley The Landlady" stood as a testament to the directors' commitment to storytelling that resonates deeply with audiences. Mr. Adjetey Anang and Mr. Evans Adorkor expressed their inspiration to produce plays that reflect the rich tapestry of African experiences, striving to instigate meaningful conversations and societal change. Crafting theatrical magic—The cast of 'Anyɛley The Landlady' during an intense rehearsal session. The dedication and hard work of the cast brought the essence of African theatrical euphor...

The curtains rose on the highly anticipated stage play, "Anyɛley The Landlady," at the Efua T Sutherland (E.T.S) Drama Studio, Legon, captivating audiences with its blend of comedy, humour, and insightful commentary on legal matters surrounding rents. The curtains rise on 'Anyɛley The Landlady' and the audience is instantly hooked by the laughter and drama. The venue was abuzz with excitement as a diverse crowd flooded in to witness the opening night spectacle. From start to finish, the audience was treated to a captivating performance that left them thoroughly entertained and enlightened. Thrills, laughter, and enlightenment! Day 1 of 'Anyɛley The Landlady' leaves the audience buzzing. Feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the play's ability to deliver laughter while also shedding light on important legal issues. Some audience members expressed their enjoyment of the comedic elements, while others appreciated the opportun...

In an electrifying fusion of culture and artistry, the African stage play "Anyɛley The Landlady" is set to captivate audiences at the Efua T Sutherland (E.T.S) Drama Studio, Legon, on March 23rd and 24th, 2024, commencing sharply at 5:30 pm. Skillfully directed by Adjetey Anang and Evans Adorkor, "Anyɛley The Landlady" promises an immersive theatrical experience, weaving together poignant storytelling, vibrant performances, and rich cultural motifs. Join us for an unforgettable night of African theatre! 'Anyɛley The Landlady'—March 23rd & 24th at E.T.S Drama Studio. Get your tickets now! The anticipation for this theatrical extravaganza reached a fever pitch as renowned poet and actress Makida El Husseini, alongside Michael K. Anaman, UniMAC-IFT SRC President and actor, took to the airwaves of HS TV and TV 3 to shed light on the significance of stage plays in Ghana and to promote the upcoming production. Lighting up TV3 New Day with the magic of 'Any...

 The ETS Legon Drama Studio buzzed with excitement on the weekend of May 27th and 28th, 2023, as students from UNIMAC-NAFTI came out in their numbers to honor one of Ghana’s legendary playwrights, Bill Marshall, through the staging of his iconic play, The Crows. The event, which ran from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm each night, was not only a celebration of Marshall's enduring legacy but also a testament to the unwavering support and passion of the next generation of filmmakers and storytellers from UNIMAC-NAFTI. Unified in Passion: UNIMAC-NAFTI Students Celebrate the Stellar Performance of The Crows Bill Marshall, who served as one of NAFTI’s longest-serving directors, made an indelible mark on Ghana’s creative arts industry, and this production was a fitting tribute to his life and work. The students, eager to honor a man who has greatly influenced their institution, brought palpable energy to the theater, filling the venue with a sense of pride and joy. Their enthusiasm created an electri...

On the 27th and 28th of May 2023, the ETS Legon Drama Studio was the venue for a spectacular theatrical performance of The Crows, a play written by the late Bill Marshall, the former Director of the National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI). The play, directed by the talented Mr. Eyram Evans Adorkor, unfolded from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm on both nights, enthralling the audience with its depth and emotion. Immersed in the Moment: The Cast of "The Crows" Captivates the Audience with a Powerful Performance Honoring Bill Marshall The evening opened with a mesmerising poetry performance by Makida El-Husseini, who doubled as the storyteller. Her evocative words honoured the legendary Bill Marshall, setting the tone for what would come. El-Husseini’s eulogy was a touching tribute to Marshall’s enduring impact on the arts, and it captured the audience’s attention from the outset. Makida El-Husseini Exudes Culture and Beauty in Her Vibrant African Costume, Capturing the Spirit of The ...