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Lala Akindoju Talks The Wives and Starting in Theatre on Rubbin Minds

Lala Akindoju talked to Japheth Omojuwa on Rubbin Mind about her new play, The Wives, and starting her acting career in theatre—explaining she opted for theatres first because she didn’t have formal training in acting. The Wives stars Jide Kosoko, Shaffy Bello, Tope Tedela, and Kate Henshaw. Akindoju also talks about making plays as attractive […]

Daniel Okechukwu

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Lala Akindoju Talks The Wives and Starting in Theatre on Rubbin Minds

Lala Akindoju talked to Japheth Omojuwa on Rubbin Mind about her new play, The Wives, and starting her acting career in theatre—explaining she opted for theatres first because she didn’t have formal training in acting. The Wives stars Jide Kosoko, Shaffy Bello, Tope Tedela, and Kate Henshaw.

Akindoju also talks about making plays as attractive as films by bringing the stars in films to theatres and packaging to be as fun as the cinema experience.

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Lala Akindoju Talks The Wives and Starting in Theatre on Rubbin Minds

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