Segun Carew Oladimeji·Oct 4Moments Preserved: The Visit of Bishop AlabaHow Hakeem Shitta’s lens helps reconstruct a Nigerian theatre history fragmented by time, memory and the digital recordA response icon3A response icon3
Segun Carew Oladimeji·Oct 1Moments Preserved: Inside the Historic Orlando Martins Memorials & Awards (1985–1988) -Orlando Martins in London circa 1946 Source Mirrorpix/Getty ImagesA response icon1A response icon1
Segun Carew Oladimeji·Aug 6Moments Preserved: The Living Lens of Amuwo-Odofin: Celebrating Hakeem Olatunbosun Shitta at 71A family, friends, and neighbourhood tribute to “The Click” the self-taught photographer who captured Nigeria’s cultural soul while…
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Jul 18Moments Preserved: Woza Albert!:How an anti-apartheid masterpiece became a defining moment of theatrical solidarity, and why its message remains relevant today.
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Jul 2Moments Preserved: Tell Chuck; He’ll Know What to DoDiscover the hidden directing methods of Professor Wole Soyinka through Professor Chuck Mike’s reflections. Explore the iconic archival…
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Jun 30Moments Preserved: A Toast for Soyinka: The Lost Masterpiece of Chuck MikeThis article explores “A Toast for Soyinka,” an innovative 1986 theatrical tribute by Professor Chuck Mike celebrating Professor Wole…
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Jun 28Moments Preserved: The Legacy of Toun Oni , Theatre and Nollywood MatriarchHow “Mama T” shattered language barriers, anchored television’s golden era, and contributed to the architectural blueprint for modern African cinema.A response icon5A response icon5
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Jun 15Moments Preserved: Professor Segun Ojewuyi’s Late-Night Ritual That Shaped African TheatreBirthday Tribute to Professor Segun Ojewuyi
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Jun 12Moments Preserved: Milestones, Mandates, and Lens: My June 12 ReflectionCelebrating a national legacy, a brother’s archival legacy at the botanical gardens, and a personal journey on Democracy Day.A response icon2A response icon2
InWrite Your WorldbySegun Carew Oladimeji·Mar 25World Theatre Day 2026Celebrating resilience as Nigerian theatre moves from ritual stages to hybrid performance.
