Revolt of the ghost players

The characters in this play, A Play of Ghosts (Konk International, Lagos; 2016) by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu, are all actors starring in their own show to incite a long, overdue revolution.

Michael Jimoh

Literature

Revolt of the ghost players

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