Uncle Ebo Whyte dedicates new play to Black Stars
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| A scene from the play |
The play, titled “Games
men play”, is centred on the Black stars of Ghana and their preparations
in Camp in Brazil. It also tries to highlight the many challenges the coach; in
the person of Nana Bediako had to go through in camp in selection of his final
11 players that make up the squad.
Showcasing the rich Ghanaian
culture coupled with that of the Brazilian culture, ace playwright portrays
discipline, unity, love and respect for all teammates at the tournament. He
further portrayed the role of the coach as a guardian, motivator and
inspiration to the team in camp and on the pitch.
According to Uncle Ebo, the play
is dedicated to the Black Stars. “We believe that we can also lift the World
Cup”. The Black Stars should stop doing the
Ghanaian thing; we would try. If they put their minds to it, we can also lift
the World Cup,” he emphasized.
Uncle Ebo further disclosed that
the plays for the year would be repeated in December during the festival of
plays. The festival of plays is a collection of all the four plays Uncle Ebo
showcases during the year in question. This is mostly done in December to give
patrons a chance to watch any of the four plays shown every quarter of the
year.
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| A scene from the play |
“Games men play” the play
by Uncle Ebo Whyte which received support from both the public and the private
sector, was rounded up over the weekend after two weeks of showing at the
National Theatre. It is also a partnership between Joy FM and the National theatre and was sponsored by AIRTEL, Herbal
Technology, Yomi Yoghurt, and Quality things and supplies that deal in everything
Samsung. As particular of Uncle Ebo’s plays, there were surprise giveaways from
sponsors to patrons at the show.
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| The cast with Uncle Ebo Whyte |
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