‘The curtain may have fallen, but your legacy remains’ – Ghana Actors Guild salutes Grace Nortey
The Ghana Actors Guild has paid tribute to Grace Nortey, saying the veteran actress belonged to the pioneering generation that built the foundation of Ghana’s acting industry. It used the occasion to call on the industry to care for its veterans while they are still alive. The tribute came as Mrs Nortey, popularly known as […]
The Ghana Actors Guild has paid tribute to the late Grace Nortey, a revered actress who was a trailblazer in Ghana's acting industry. Known as Maame Gyata, Nortey was laid to rest on October 31 after passing away on August 26 at the age of 89. The Guild hailed her as part of the pioneering generation that laid the foundation for the nation's creative arts.
"Her passing marks the end of an extraordinary artistic journey, but never the end of her story," the Guild said, recognizing her enduring legacy. Nortey's career spanned over five decades, with a career that included iconic productions like "The Other Side of the Rich", "Escape to Love", "Matters of the Heart" and "Sinking Sands".
The Guild expressed deep appreciation for her contribution to Ghanaian performing arts, stating, "Dear Maame Gyata, the curtain may have fallen, but your legacy remains. Thank you for the stories you told, the generations you inspired and the foundation you have built. Your contribution to Ghanaian performing arts will forever remain part of our history."
Nortey's talent, resilience and dedication were instrumental in shaping the industry, a legacy the Guild hopes will continue to inspire future generations.
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