Podcast
The Multiverse Series
Introduction
Juwon Ogungbe’s latest podcast series is inspired by themes raised in his blog posts. Tune in below and various podcast outlets via https://anchor.fm/juwon-ogungbe
Multiverse Multiverse Episode 43 – Being romantic about aesthetics
What do you see when you look at anything?
Multiverse Multiverse Episode 42 – Choices and impact
Stuff happens and we go with the flow...
Multiverse Multiverse Episode 41 – Updating customs
A mash up of Italian verismo opera and Yoruba folk opera, anyone?
Multiverse Multiverse Episode 40 – The best possible taste.
Sophisticated boom boom...
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The Afrocentric Creatives Series
Introduction
King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba is a new music theatre piece that I created which was performed at Theatre Peckham in London on 26 October 2019 during Black History Month UK.
Below is a series of conversations between myself, in my capacity as composer and scriptwriter, and the cast of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. The cast included singers Helen Karikari, Chloe Sami, Tasos Michalis, Keisha Nurse, Caroline Modiba and Grace Nyandoro; and some of the students who took part in the performance at Theatre Peckham – Isha Phillip, Noellie, Zahira Bloch and Kaliyah Phillip.
These interviews were first posted on the Afrocentric Creatives website.
– Juwon Ogungbe
Conversation with singers Tasos Michalis and Chloe Sami about their work and the significance of Ogungbe’s new work King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
Conversation with Keisha Nurse and Grace Nyandoro about their performance in the new music theatre piece King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
Singer Caroline Modiba and composer Juwon Ogungbe discuss the state of contemporary opera and the new music theatre piece King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
