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NATIONAL THEATRE OF GHANA HOSTS ORIENTATION FOR 2026 NATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL
The National theatre of Ghana warmly welcomed its 2026 National Service personnel on Tuesday 25th of November, at an orientation program held at the exhibition hall on the theatre premises. The event marks the beginning of an exciting journey for the service personnel.
In a captivating welcome address, the executive director Mr. Henry Malm, set the tone for the day, highlighting the theatre’s mission. In his speech, he encouraged the service personnel to embrace the opportunities and challenges that come with serving at this esteemed institution.
Management from the various departments, including public relations, administration, marketing, programs, audit, account, Drama, Dance, music, fire, and technical presented their core functions, providing valuable insights into the Theatre’s operation and program update
The floor was then opened for questions and sharing of experiences, providing a platform for the service personnel to interact with management, fostering a sense of camaraderie and teamwork.
The National Theatre is committed to providing a supportive environment for its service personnel and looks forward to a productive and enriching experience with the 2026 batch.
The National Theatre of Ghana on 30th January held its first quarter townhall meeting with staff, marking a significant event in the institution’s efforts to enhance transparency and collaboration. The meeting kicked off with a functional presentation by departmental managers, who highlighted their achievements in 2025 and presented their workplans for 2026. The agenda included presentations by managers from various departments, including public relations, administration, marketing, programs, audit, and accounts, as well as the Drama, Dance, Music, and Technical teams. These presentations provided valuable insights into the theatre’s operations and program updates. In his opening remarks, Executive Director Mr. Henry Herbert Malm shared his insights with staff, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, innovation, and commitment to work. He encouraged staff to “put on their best” and work tirelessly, advising them to take the townhall meeting seriously and “show up and show out”. His thoughtful approach set a positive tone for the meeting, encouraging staff to actively participate and be on top of their work and responsibilities. The meeting also included a Q&A session, which gave staff a chance to ask questions, share feedback, and engage with management and their colleagues. This interactive segment fostered open communication and helped address staff concerns. The townhall meeting reflects the National Theatre’s commitment to keeping its staff informed and engaged. Overall, the meeting was a success, setting the stage for a productive and collaborative year.
Events
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The Music Education Department at the National Theatre of Ghana offers the following details:
Courses Offered
1. Piano / Keyboard
2. Guitar (Classical, Acoustic & Bass)
3. Drums & Percussion
4. Violin
5. Voice Training (Classical, Contemporary & African styles)
6. Traditional Ghanaian Instruments
7. Music Theory & Ear Training
Class Times
– Monday to Saturday
– 10:00am – 7:00pm (Monday – Friday)
– 10:00am – 2:00pm (Saturdays)
– Each class is 1 hour; students can choose a convenient time slot.
Fees
– Registration: ₵100.00 (one-time)
– Once-a-week lessons: ₵400.00 / month
– Twice-a-week lessons: ₵700.00 / month
– Home lessons cost slightly higher than onsite classes (location-dependent).
Who Can Enrol
– Children (age 3+)
– Youth & Adults
– Beginners to advanced students
– All professions (doctors, students, lawyers, entrepreneurs, bankers, teachers).
Contact
– Call / WhatsApp: 0548879707 / 0277846260.
National Theatre Staff Roll up Sleeves for Cleaning Exercise
The National Theatre of Ghana staff cleaning exercise has successfully ended today 22nd. The three-day intensive cleaning exercise started after a fumigation exercise aimed at ensuring a clean and healthy environment for staff and patrons. The exercise, which took place from January 20th to January 22nd, saw the entire staff, including management, pitching in to clean the building. From the backstage areas to the main auditorium, lobby, and other parts of the theatre. Staff worked tirelessly to scrub, weed, sweep, and sanitize every nook and cranny. The effort was a testament to the team’s commitment to maintaining a clean and safe environment for everyone.
Executive Director, Mr. Henry Herbert Malm expressed his heartfelt gratitude to all staff for their participation and dedication to the cleaning exercise. “We appreciate the effort and enthusiasm shown by everyone involved. This exercise is crucial to our operations, and we’re thrilled to see such teamwork and commitment,” he said.
The cleaning exercise was part of the National Theatre’s ongoing efforts to ensure a conducive working environment and to provide top-notch facilities for its patrons. With the exercise now complete, the National Theatre is ready to welcome back staff and visitors to a clean and healthy space. The facility opens to the public for operation on the 25th of January 2026.
📅 Upcoming Events – Please Take Note
I DO, I DON’T — The Stage is Set!
Love, pressure, family, and tough choices… this is one story you don’t want to miss.
Pick your perfect showtime:
📅 Fridays – 7:00 PM
📅 Saturdays – 4:00 PM & 8:00 PM
📅 Sundays – 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM & 8:00 PM
📅 Easter Monday – 4:00 PM & 8:00 PM
📍 National Theatre, Accra
📅 March 27, 28, 29 | April 3, 4, 5 & 6
Come witness drama, laughter, and reality unfold on stage.
Will you say “I Do” or “I Don’t”?
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We’re bringing the classic ‘Hawk and Hen‘ story to life on stage! At Time With Ananse, Join us for a thrilling show that’ll teach valuable lessons about teamwork and cleverness! March 28th, National Theatre Amphitheatre.(folksplace)
Time: 4:30pm
Rate: GHc160 adults
Ghc100 children
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NATIONAL THEATRE CELEBRATES WORLD POETRY DAY WITH AYAWASO NORTH MUNICIPAL BASIC SCHOOLS
The Maamobi District Church of Pentecost played host to a vibrant celebration of World Poetry Day on March 25, 2026, initiated by the National Theatre of Ghana in collaboration with the Ayawaso North Municipal Education Directorate. The event brought together pupils from basic schools across the municipality to showcase their poetic talents.
The celebration was preceded by a workshop where selected pupils received training from seasoned poets on the art of crafting poetry. The workshop equipped them with essential skills and literary devices to construct powerful poems.
In his welcome address, National Theatre Ag. Executive Director Mr. Henry Herbert Malm, encouraged the young participants to cultivate love for poetry, emphasizing its power to inspire and transform lives. “Make poetry a habit,” he urged, setting the tone for a day of vibrant performances and literary exploration.
The event was a testament to the rich poetic heritage of Ghana, with pupils delivering passionate recitations of both classic and contemporary poems. Teachers, fellow pupils, and staff from the National Theatre looked on with pride as the young poets brought words to life, captivating the audience with their confidence and flair.
The celebration not only honored the art of poetry but also provided a platform for the next generation of poets to shine. As Mr. Malm’s advice resonates, let’s hope these young minds continue to nurture their love for poetry, weaving it into the fabric of their lives.
The theme for this year’s World Poetry Day, “Poetry for Peace and Unity”, highlights the role of poetry in promoting peace, creativity, and inclusion. The National Theatre’s celebration is part of a broader effort to promote linguistic diversity, creative expression, and social cohesion through the arts. The National Theatre will also commemorate World Theatre Day on March 27 and World Dance Day on April 29.
