THE stage is set for an extraordinary celebration as local and international entertainers converge in Lagos for the highly anticipated National Theatre Annual Festival of Unity.
Scheduled for December 13-14, 2024, the iconic National Theatre in Lagos will host a historic event that promises to unite Nigeria’s diverse cultures and foster greater understanding among its people.
In a statement released on Friday, the Chairman of the Planning Committee, Mr. Yunusa Mohammed, highlighted the significance of the festival:
“The National Theatre of Nigeria Annual Festival of Unity will begin on Friday, December 13, 2024, in Lagos. This festival underscores the National Theatre’s role as a driving force for promoting unity in diversity.”
This year’s theme, “Rebranding Boundless Opportunities: A New Era of Unity and Inclusivity,” reflects the growing momentum for national cohesion and cultural renaissance.
NATFU 2024 is set to be the most spectacular edition yet, featuring a vibrant cultural parade showcasing Nigeria’s rich ethnic heritage. Top government officials, business leaders, and members of the diplomatic community will attend the event, which will shine a spotlight on the nation’s artistic and cultural wealth.
According to Mr. Mohammed: “This year’s festival will feature thrilling performances, special appearances by industry heavyweights, and discussions on how cultural rebranding can drive inclusivity, economic growth, and innovation.”
Key highlights include:
Short Film Screenings and Roundtables: Exploring solutions to societal challenges and driving positive change in Nigeria.
Live Concerts: Featuring a mix of emerging and established artists from around the world.
Performances: Showcasing talent in music, spoken word, dance, and theatre by Nigeria’s greatest stars and young performers.
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This gathering of cultural icons and creatives underscores the transformative power of the arts in building a more inclusive and prosperous future for Nigeria.
As Lagos prepares to host this monumental event, all eyes will be on the city, which is set to become the epicenter of cultural celebration and innovation.
