BAP Productions’ ‘DEAR KAFFY’ Sells Out London Run, Earns Critical Acclaim
Oluchi Chibuzor BAP Productions’ London staging of Dear Kaffy – Diary of a Single Woman in Lagos has closed to strong acclaim, with full houses at every performance and positive
Oluchi Chibuzor BAP Productions' London staging of Dear Kaffy – Diary of a Single Woman in Lagos has concluded with strong reviews and sold-out shows at every performance. Running from August 7th to 9th at the Shaw Theatre on Euston Road, the production introduced Nigerian theatre to London audiences, garnering praise from critics and theatre enthusiasts.
The enthusiastic response from audiences, characterized by laughter, applause, and standing ovations, highlighted the production's ability to captivate both the Nigerian diaspora and wider theatre community. Reviewers lauded the storytelling, performances, and the unique way the Nigerian narrative resonated with London audiences.
The success of Dear Kaffy sparked calls for BAP Productions to return to London annually, proposing an ongoing Nigerian theatre season in the city. Sponsored by Access Bank UK and supported by various partners, including Bank of America and Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce, the production's reception underscores the growing global interest in African stories and stage productions.
Director Bolanle Austen-Peters expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response, stating that African stories now have a place on the international stage, with promising prospects for future engagements.
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