ACT II- STAGES
ACT II- STAGES
Theatre is a space where you can be anything and everything, a place that invites complete surrender and trust in the director. On stage, you lose yourself in a role, a script, and a costume, yet gain new insight into life, purpose, and human connection. I believe life itself is a stage, and theatre trains us to live intentionally, openly, and with faith. Across every performance, I aim to tell stories that resonate, inspire, and transform.
My theatre journey began in childhood under the mentorship of Rev. Dr. Dora Bortey. I accompanied her on mission trips where she taught through crafts and visuals, and during her preaching sessions, she would often have me act out scenes to reinforce her message. Those early experiences planted in me a love for embodied storytelling.
In 2017, during my third year of college in KNUST Ghana, I founded The Love Theory Inc., a discipleship-centered theatre initiative. Although we never staged full productions, I documented future concepts and focused on training members in the discipline and responsibility of standing before an audience. Through daily reflections, a talk show, and devotionals, we shared the Father’s love, guided by “We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us” (2 Corinthians 5:20).
In 2019, I served as Assistant Drama Head at my campus church, NUBS. By 2021, recognizing the need for deeper formation, I concluded The Love Theory and joined Scribes (Speaking Christ Redemption in Biblically Edified Speech). There, I served two years as set designer and one year as costume designer for Teleios, a Christian theatre ministry.
These seasons refined my skills in design, leadership, and spiritual responsibility in performance. Currently, as my interest in theatre deepens, I am auditing undergraduate theatre courses at Oral Roberts University while pursuing my Master’s degree in Communication.