Arts

Lagos presents us with diverse audience, says Jos Theatre boss
When Chevron Festival Drama opens on Saturday, October 21 with Sefi Atta’s The Engagement, as part of MUSON Festival 2017 that begins today, Lagos’ audience will feel a special stage magic all the way from a Jos theatre company, Jos Repertory Theatre, led by Dr. Patrick-Jude Oteh.
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