Quotable Quotes by Playwright Alex Mukulu

Quotable quotes by playwright Alex Mukulu

"When the drums of power beat too loud, the leaders forget that the dancers are human beings...

Alex Mukulu (RIP) Spoke Like Drama, Sung Like A Dirge

"Alex Mukulu, icon of drama and grammar, the architect who taught Uganda how to speak, how to pause, how to feel. Your candle has blown out!” The post Alex Mukulu (RIP) Spoke Like Drama, Sung Like a Dirge appeared first on Kampala Edge Times™.

Uganda Mourns Veteran Dramatist Alex Mukulu

KAMPALA — Uganda’s creative arts fraternity is mourning the death of veteran dramatist, actor, playwright and composer Alex Mukulu, who has died at the age of 72. Mukulu, who was born in 1954, was one of Uganda’s most influential theatre practitioners, with a career spanning several decades. He was widely recognised for using drama, music […] The post Uganda Mourns Veteran Dramatist Alex Mukulu appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

Playwright Alex Mukulu dies at 72 - The Observer Media Ltd

Renowned Ugandan playwright, actor and musician Alex Mukulu has died at the age of 72. Advertisement Katikiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga described Mukulu as a trainer, actor, songwriter and musician who loved Buganda culture and served Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II. Former presidential candidate and National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, who […]

Alex Mukulu Dies At 72: Uganda Mourns Legendary Playwright, Actor And Theatre Director » The Black Examiner

Alex Mukulu, Uganda's most celebrated playwright and the creator of 30 Years of Bananas, has died at 72. Here's a tribute to one of East Africa's greatest theatre figures.

Alex Mukulu, Ugandan playwright who satirised power, dies at 72

Alex Mukulu, one of Uganda’s most celebrated playwrights and a satirist who spent more than four decades holding a mirror to the country’s politics, has died at the age of 72. His death on Saturday was confirmed by Ugandan media, including the state-owned New Vision and the Nile Post, and set off tributes from actors, broadcasters and cultural figures who remembered him as one of the defining voices of the East African country’s stage. The cause…