The recent production of Nii Commey’s play “Where 2 or More Women Are Gathered” has captivated audiences in Ghana.
The play, which revolves around sisterhood, solidarity, and self-discovery, follows the lives of three middle-aged women as they reminisce on their past and reveal their ambitions and desires.
Partnering with Full Bouquet Entertainment, Handwriting Communication delivered a night filled with riveting theatre magic.
The play, staged on October 4th to coincide with International Customer Service Week, sheds light on affirmative action and celebrates womanhood with laughter, wit, and brilliance.
The plot centers around Karoline, who gathers her old school friends to celebrate her upcoming wedding.
However, the reunion takes a surprising turn when Karoline’s fiancé is revealed to be an older man, much different from the Arab Prince she had envisioned.
The play’s ingenuity lies in its intricate subplots and masterful storytelling. Characters like Apuu, a bartender pursuing his boss’s affections, add depth and humor to the narrative. Despite minor technical hitches, the audience remained engaged and enthralled by the performances.
Nii Commey’s script flows naturally, drawing the audience into the characters’ lives and inner worlds. The play’s exploration of love, strength, life, and choices is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
