18 years, 66 plays Ebo Whyte has one more story to tell: “Honey trap”
From its first productions to its latest theatrical thriller, Roverman Productions continues its remarkable journey with its 66th play.
Ghana's renowned theatre company Roverman Productions is set to unveil its 66th play, "Honey Trap," marking a significant milestone in its 18-year journey. The original work by acclaimed playwright Ebo Whyte promises to captivate audiences at the National Theatre in Accra this September. Centered around the character Prince, a man seemingly blessed with success and love, the story delves into the dangerous realm of trust and manipulation.
Prince's ex-wife, Gail, warns him of a potential trap, but the question remains: will Prince heed her warnings or succumb to the seductive promise of happiness? Roverman Productions, celebrated for its powerful performances and commitment to Ghanaian narratives, is using this anniversary production to remind audiences of the importance of live theatre.
Showings are scheduled for September 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, and 13, with varying times throughout the week. Tickets are priced at GH¢300 for individuals, GH¢500 for couples, and GH¢225 for Roverman Loyalty Card holders. The production is sponsored by Wakanow, Apotica, and Korba, with communications support from MNotify and Logistics Movers.
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