Evolution of Modern African DramaThis episode traces the evolution of modern African drama across the continent. Beginning with an overview of drama's universal nature, the text then explores its historical roots in Africa's diverse pre-colonial ritualistic performances. It identifies three key phases: traditional drama, the influence of foreign features during colonialism, and the emergence of modern drama in the post-colonial era. The discussion highlights regional variations in West, North, East, and Southern Africa, examining pivotal playwrights, theatrical forms, and the impact of socio-political contexts on dramatic expression. Ultimately, the source provides a structured understanding of how African drama has transformed from indigenous traditions through colonial encounters to contemporary forms reflecting national identities and experiences.

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