A powerful one-man show exploring migration, identity and belonging through the vibrant lens of West African storytelling.
Follow Mokan’s funny and moving pursuit of “the Nigerian Dream,” confronting the physical and emotional challenges of migration that many experience but rarely voice.
Blending live drumming, music, dance and interactive storytelling, this 70-minute performance celebrates hope, resilience and the search for home with humour and heart. Written and performed by Oldham-based Nigerian artist Oluwasegun Lafup Ogundipe, and directed by Mojisola Kareem.
Written & performed by: Oluwasegun Lafup Ogundipe, Oldham-based, Nigerian-born writer, comedian, actor and theatre-maker
Directed by: Mojisola Kareem (Utopia Theatre)
Iloya will also be hosting a drumming workshop on Sat 14 March at the Meeting House from 2pm-4pm. Learn traditional drumming techniques and discover how rhythm drives storytelling with Oluwasegun Lafup Ogundipe (from ÌLỌ́YÁ).
AGE GUIDE: 12+
George St Chapel is accessible with lift access at the back of the building, which would provide access to the main seating area. There are accessible toilets. Wheelchairs can be accommodated.
George Street Chapel
58 George St, Oldham OL1 1LS