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Cost Management in Supply ChainsAddai, Inua Ellams, Janice Okoh, and Ade Solanke. While most of these playwrights focused on the experiences of British-Africans in contemporary urban London, Agboluaje turned his focus to Nigeria in two plays produced by Tiata Fahodzi at the Soho Theatre: . (2006) and . (2009). This chapter will fi

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Stefan Vo?,Gabriele Schneidereitts were often images of Africa that many people of African descent would not recognise; primitive, underdeveloped, and a curiosity seen through a European gaze. The rise of issue-based theatres from the 1970s paved the way for Talawa, Tiata Fahodzi, and a newer generation of playwrights to spearhead

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Michael Kaczmarek,Frank Stüllenberg submission, I will highlight the significance of African theatre in schools and the community, looking at how it is helping to raise awareness and change ingrained negative perceptions about Africa, especially amongst young people. My chapter will further examine the use of storytelling in an educa

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Cost Optimal Energy Performance,es to Africa on the London Stage, and how all this constitutes a silent revolution—written from the perspective of our director and instigator, Arne Pohlmeier. My aim is to highlight the ways in which our work shifts the term ‘African’ away from the traps of orientalism and neo-colonial discourse an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33170-2e of conveying issues specific to the Nigerian diaspora on the London stage, the presence of African theatre in off-West End venues, and the history, productions, and workshop of Spora Stories. The playwright’s experience of theatres outside London and her views of the contemporary African scene in