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Actress Martha Ankomah has thrown an open invitation to theatre lovers as well as the general public to come watch Playwright Latif Abubakar's latest play.
Dubbed Something must kill a man, the play which is an open air theatre will be staged on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th September, 2021 at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra.
Synopsis
Featuring actors Leslie Wallace, Abraham MacPratt Dadzie and actress Sitsofe Tsikor, the play tells a story of Mr Attah who after handing over his company to his son, comes back to set him up with a damsel.
What must kill a man is revealed from there.
Endorsement
In a video endorsement, actress Martha Ankomah who throws an open invitation to the public, mentioned that the play had a lot to offer. She impressed on theater lovers to come have fun.
"You have to be there," she said.
Royal invitation to #SomethingMustKillAMan by Actress Martha Ankomah. An #OpenAirTheatre by @latifglobe.
— Hitz 103.9 FM (@Hitz1039FM) August 30, 2021
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🤳🏽Dial *447*1092# to grab your tickets 🎟 NOW!
🗓 : 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sept. 2021
📍: Labadi Beach Hotel
🕖: 7pm each night pic.twitter.com/5uLeCZWVJ5
Training Program
In partnership with Graphic News App and Joy Entertainment, the play which will take the approach of a training program demonstrates how teamwork, good communication and collaboration contributes significantly to the attainment of project and organizational goals.
Tickets
Tickets for the play are on sale at GH¢80.00 single and GH¢150.00 for double at the following outlets in Accra; Airport Shell, Baatsona Total, Joy FM, Koala, and Labadi Beach Hotel, and also via the short code 4471092# on all networks.
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