BBC Radio Drama Competition: African Performance 2010
Last updated: 2 september, 2010 - 15:44 GMT
"This will take some beating," Professor Wole Soyinka has chosen Will Smith Look-Alike by Deborah Asiimwe as the winning play of the BBC World Service African Performance playwriting competition. Will 17-year-old Tereka make it as a successful double in New York?
ListenDuration: 29:29
"Can you make me a coffin shaped like a condom and paint it bright yellow?" Wole Soyinka has chosen Julia Childs's play in joint second place. It tells the story of two friends bonded by death, truth and a final secret wish.
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Wole Soyinka has chosen Atwine Bashir Kenneth's play in joint second place. Kitu Kidogo - referring to bribery in Swahili - is the tale of two policemen who are struggling to make ends meet and end up getting arrested themselves.
ListenDuration: 29:27
A comedy about a young man whose girlfriend discovers she is pregnant and needs to find a cow to give as dowry to her family. Wole Soyinka chose Angella Emurwon's play - one of the zaniest he's ever read - in third place.
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