Fickle Game: The Insane Musical

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Fickle Game: the Insane Musical is a musical that combines African rhythms, Afro hip pop and pop musicality and dance in telling the story of violated women in Nigeria from an alternate perspective.

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About

It is scheduled to premiere at the 2022 Lagos Fringe Arts Festival as its debut.It is a redefinition of the African rape culture in a Topsy turvey universe where humanity is lead by the matriarchy and the African woman is the statue of strength and power. Its purpose is to shine the light on the violation, oppression and violence against the Nigerian woman by using the ‘what if the tables were turned’ philosophy. It’s central theme revolves around statuary rape, spousal rape, aggressive rape, gender based violence, feminism and the MeToo Movement in Nigeria.

Impact

Fickle game is a Social Justice project to amplify the voices of African women who have been marginalized and violated. It’s central theme revolves around statuary rape, spousal rape, aggressive rape, gender based violence, feminism and the MeToo movement. its a daring project that seeks to help liberate women from centuries of abuse and oppression

Team

shille, production partner, extra-ordinary dance choreographer and founder of The Academy of Creative Arts Calabar, IG: [contact redacted]. Lydia Usang, Lead Actor, Film and Theater Actor with over 15 years of performance, IG: lydiausang_ .

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1670453197119x687342929143827000
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