It is widely believed that Africans and especially Nigerians dont want to die hence suicide is not our thing but it is said that writers are prophets who see the future, which is what we can relate to the writer of #Reflections who decided to write a play about what seems to be a taboo in Nigeria and Africa, suicide.
Play dealing with mental health, depression, suicide to hit stage this April
After a hugely successful show in February, #REFLECTIONS is hitting the stage again this April.
This is the Official Premier of #REFLECTIONS a hilarious stage play dealing with mental health, depression and suicide which was originally written in 2006... Yes! 2006, when we still assume Nigerians don't commit suicide.
Well, the story has changed! The conversation has to start. After a hugely successful show in February, #REFLECTIONS is hitting the stage again, calling on everyone to join this conversation of life and not death!
Date: April 30, 2017
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Venue: Muson Center, Onikan, Lagos
Time: 3pm and 7pm (2 shows)
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