Annual Production
The flagship theatre production happens every second half of the year, bringing scripts written by our Mid-career and Established African Playwrights to the grand stage. A month-long weekend showcase uniting regional actors, scenographers, and engineers.
The Collaborative Machinery behind Every Show
To bring an established playwright's vision to life, Tebere Arts Foundation orchestrates an expansive ensemble of professional theatre craftspeople. Every second half of the year, this machine convenes for intense rehearsal cycles.
Performers & Cast
Auditioned regional actors undergoing rigorous character dramaturgy and physical movement training.
Stage Directorship
Visionary stage directors shaping rhythm, blocking, pacing, and emotional authenticity.
Lighting & Sound
Technical engineers sculpting spatial atmosphere, live soundscapes, and dramatic focus.
Costume Design
Custom wardrobe artists grounding characters in era, texture, and symbolic identity.
Scenography
Spatial designers building immersive set pieces, textures, and physical environments.
Annual Production Archive
Explore official posters, production details, and PDF catalogues ordered by year.
Season 2023
Man to Man
Written by Dr. Charles Mulekwa
The friendship of two buddies is terribly tested when nothing is as it seems in a dramatic tale where a cohabiting couple, disillusioned by dashed dreams, bears a jaded relationship. And the more a fond friend intervenes, the more things fall apart.
Season 2022
Rope
Written by Lloyd Lutara
Rope is a whodunnit about the noose of lies a group of individuals tie around their necks when the daughter of a prominent Kampala tycoon turned politician goes missing, putting the audience in the seat of the investigator.
Season 2021
Tropical Fish
Written by Doreen Baingana
Adapted from Doreen Baingana's award-winning short story collection, exploring intimacy, identity, and power dynamics through powerful performances.
Season 2019
Redhills
Written by Asiimwe Deborah Kawe and Sean Lewis
Redhills is a fearless reclamation and stage drama dissecting memory, trauma, and identity regarding the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, confronting self-seeking Western perspectives and long-buried pasts.