Renowned Nigerian comic actor, Brain Jotter, has recently expressed his admiration for Ghana during his sixth visit to the country.
His visit coincides with the staging of the socio-cultural satire play “YOU PLAY ME I PLAY YOU” written by the late playwright Efo Kodjo Mawugbe.
The production, produced by Africa Arts Network, showcases an outstanding cast including Jeneral Ntatia and Clemento Suarez from Ghana, as well as Brain Jotter from Nigeria, under the direction of Fiifi Coleman.
The play will be performed at the National Theatre and the Bukom Boxing Arena on Friday, November 8, and Saturday, November 9.
During an appearance on Channel One TV’s entertainment talk show ‘The Chat’, Brain Jotter shared his thoughts on Ghana, describing the country as a second home.
He particularly appreciated the relaxed atmosphere and laid-back vibe, stating, “Everything is slow in Ghana and I wonder.”
Brain Jotter also expressed his excitement about being cast in the Ghana-Nigeria theatre production, recognizing the unique opportunity to bridge the gap between the two countries through art.
He described the project as a first of its kind and expressed his gratitude for being a part of it.
