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Rob Eastman-Mullins, on Scenic Design, Lighting & KITF.

January 6, 2025 by Betty Lunkuse

Do you have aspirations in scenic design, lighting, directing, or the performing arts? This is for you. Meet Rob Eastman-Mullins, an American scenographer, whom it was a delight to have

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Sexual Harassment in the Arts: In Open Conversation at Kampala International Theatre Festival 2024

December 17, 2024 by Betty Lunkuse

The workshop explored the prevalence and impact of sexual harassment in the arts industry. Participants discussed the strategies for prevention, response, and creating safer work environments. Sexual Harassment: Behavior characterized

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The Big Boys of Shibale: An Audience’s Commentary.

December 10, 2024 by Betty Lunkuse

“… possibly the best show at the 11th Edition of the Kampala International Theatre Festival.” Oops, did I just say that? Yes!!! And guys don’t you stone me for it.

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Frieda Schneider & The Friends of Scenography, On Women in Set Design & A Pinch of Salt at the Kampala International Theatre Festival

December 7, 2024 by Betty Lunkuse

“…One of my nicest moments at the Kampala International Theatre Festival was before the show ‘People of Mine’, where I saw Vicky on the stage with the drill. She was

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Madam Junelle Stroh – on Commedia Dell’arte & Everything Drama Dell’Nam at the Kampala International Theatre Festival.

December 2, 2024 by Betty Lunkuse

“… Choosing drama was very difficult because everyone tells you, you will not make a living. ‘You can always do drama on the side.’ Thats always what they say.

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Save Ndere, Save Culture – Everything You Need to Know About Ndere’s Debt, Risk of Foreclosure & Potential Bailout

September 26, 2024 by Betty Lunkuse

“When I was starting, I tried to get people to help me. But one person who was a commissioner for culture told me this; ‘Culture is a public property. No

Acting as Lucy in Aganza & Oyenbot’s Class (1)

From the left; Betty, Sharon, Oyenbot, Dr.Jessica Kaawa, Ginny, Suubi, Lorah(Centre)

Emerging Artists with Mentor Q. From the left – Lunkuse, Suubi, Aselle, Q (Mentor), Lolah, Ginny (Tebere Admin)

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