Comedy: One O’Clock from the House, Sept. 23 – Oct. 8 2016 @ the Phoenix Players – Professional Centre

Dates: September 23 – October 8, 2016
Venue: the Phoenix Players – Professional Centre
Time: Friday – 7.30 pm and Weekends – 6.30 pm
Entry: 1,000 at the Gate

Theatre: Skirmishes, Jul. 3-19 2015 @ Professional Centre – Parliament Road

A play by Catherine Hayes and Directed by Martin Kigondu

Opening Night: July 3, 2015
Until: July 19, 2015
Time: Wed- 7pm, Thur-7pm, Fri-7:30pm and Sat-6pm
Kindly note that the last Sat 18th and 19th July we have two shows 3 and 6 pm

SYNOPSIS
A stark family portrait that in a light yet raw and honest way highlights the power of the dying and the tendency it has of bringing out the worst in those left to survive them Blurred Blood Sisterhood, Depth.

Theatre: All Girls Together, Jun. 5-21 2015 @ Professional Centre – Parliament Road

Opening Night: June 5, 2015
Venue: Phoenix Players, Professional Centre
Time: 7.30 pm

Dates: Until June 21, 2015

Directed by Eugene Oyoo and written by Cajetan Boy
CAST LIST: Mutinda Sarah- Josie, Yusuf Ang’asa-Felix, Brian Njaira- Wilson, Babra Gathii-Madge & Ivy Esther- Sasha

SYNOPSIS
All girls together is a play by one and only Kenyan writer Cajetan Boy, who has a number of plays like Benta and many others. Benta was a play presented at Phoenix Theatre in 1999 and later published.

Cajetan late on wrote “All girls together” to tackle the issues of men as seen by women and will undoubtedly provoke debate!

Theatre: Roots of Shame Seeds of Pain, Mar. 5-16 2014 @ Phoenix Players – Professional Centre

Date: March 5-16, 2014
Venue: Professional Centre – Parliament Road
Time: Wed.-Thur. 7 pm, Fri. 7.30 pm and Sat 6 pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Contacts: info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke

Written by Brian Munene(Original idea by David Opondoe) and Directed by Millicent Ogutu

Rated: +16

Theatre: Passing Strangers, Nov. 1-16 2013 @ Phoenix Player Theatre – Professional Centre

Phoenix Players Present: Passing Strangers
Directed by Samson Psenjen

Opening: November 1, 2013
Venue: Phoenix Player Theatre, Professional Centre

Runs until November 16, 2013
Tickets: Kshs 500 and Students Kshs 300

SYNOPSIS
Fickle thing, memory. Malcolm discovers how true his words are when he takes his friend Clive to a singles’ evening. Clive has just been left by his wife, while Malcolm is a confirmed bachelor . In the deserted hotel bar, to the depressing soundtrack of the next-door ballroom, they meet two recent divorcees; upwardly-mobile Julie and cynical, defiant Liz.

Malcolm is determined to break down Liz’s defences while trying to pair off Clive with Julie. But the women have a few tricks of their own, and Malcolm soon finds that life, like the evening, is full of surprises.

Play: Double Bill, Aug. 30 – Sept. 14 2013 @ Professional Centre

Phoenix Players present: Double Bill. Directed by Likarion Wainaina, Samson Psenjen

Opening Date: August 30, 2013

Play runs until: September 14, 2013
Venue: Phoenix Players
Tickets: Ksh. 500 | Students Ksh 300

SYNOPSIS
Marcus a successful stockbroker has found himself saddled with a curious gift: he can see into the future. At first he can use this power to his advantage but his pleasure turns to terror when he finds his vision only extends a certain distance into the future. What lies beyond “the edge“ he sees coming rapidly towards him?

Screening: My Kenyan Story by Ingrid Berlanga, Aug. 17 2013 @ Phoenix Players Theatre

Ingrid Berlanga* and Immortal Media have the pleasure to invite you to the presentation of the documentary film My Kenyan Story, which is a production made about Kenya from the eyes of a Mexican.

Date: August 17, 2013
Venue: Phoenix Players Theatre, Professional Centre
Time: 1 pm
Phone: 020 2212661

* Ingrid Berlanga is the Mexican political, commercial and cultural attaché to Kenya

Play: Killing Time, Jun. 26-Jul. 13 2013 @ Professional Centre – Parliament Road

Phoenix Players present, Killing Time directed by Gilbert Lukalia.

Dates: Until July 13, 203
Venue: Professional Centre – Parliament Road
Tickets: Ksh. 500

SYNOPSIS
A chance meeting bring Rick and Jane together, and at first their conversation at Rick’s house seems innocent. Gradually the clues to the truth assemble: it is not Rick’s house at all engineered their meeting; he knows all about Jane’s marriage to the violent, unsavoury Michael – and he wants Michael dead, for reasons of his own. surprisingly, Jane is happy to collude with Rick in this plan, but then she isn’t all originally appears to either .By degrees, the two conspirators reveal more and more of their true identities and the crimes and violence that have linked them in the past. The encounter becomes combative; each in turn handcuffed and threatened, each alternates between being predator and prey…Twist after twist leads KILLING TIME, this clever and challenging thriller for a cast of two to a gripping conclusion.

Play: Meetings by John Sibi-Okumu, Until May 11 2013 @ Professional Centre

Theatre: Father’s Day, Mar. 15-30 2013 @ Professional Centre – Parliament Road

Dates: March 15-30, 2013
Venue: Professional Centre – Parliament Road

Synopsis
Its a cold winters evening and bitter,irascible divorcee Henry is enjoying a Scotch and some classical music in glorious solitude. He is soon disturbed,however, by the unwelcome appearance of his son Mathew, bringing with him his new girlfriend,the unappealing punk/Goth Christine. Mathew is obviously keen for a reconciliation with his father,but Henry is quite happy the way things are,and sparks soon fly but this is just the beginning, for who should arrive next but Henry’s ex-wife, Mathews mother,Sue! As the cold night wears on Henry and Sue cant help but reck over the ashes of their seemingly dead relationship and to their surprise the faint glow of a new tenderness develops between them, Before long Henry is facing some important decisions…..

Play: Meetings, Feb. 15 – Mar. 2 2013 @ Phoenix Players – the Professional Centre

Phoenix Players, The Professional Centre presents a new and original play by one of our most illustrious and extraordinary alumni, actor and writer John Sibi-Okumu.

This new exciting play starts next week Friday 15th February and runs till 2nd March. George Mungai directs an amazing cast of Phoenix Players in bringing this production to life.

SYNOPSIS
Faoulata, under the guise of interviewing her grandmother for a book on the families of political dissenters is, in fact, searching for her own roots. She already knows that the father whom she has never seen since she was a little girl went into exile and formed a union abroad with a woman other than her own mother. There is expectation in the air: Her father Augustus, ‘Gus’ to all, is returning to be in Kenya in time to witness momentous elections. Some excitement and tension are also foreseeable; Some sensitive encounters will be in order. Over a series of ‘Meetings’ what will be resolved, and what will not…

Phoenix Players Presents: In the Eye of a Stranger, until Feb 9 2013 @ Professional Centre

“In the eyes of a stranger” runs until 9th feb 2013. Tickets only Ksh. 500. Students Ksh. 200.

Sold Out: 6pm show on 9th Feb

SYNOPSIS

The enigmatic center of the play is Pinon, a hermit who 18 years ago locked himself away in his seaside house after possibly cutting his wife into small pieces and permanently scarring the face of Gratia, a local prostitute. Now he sits at the edge of the sea cliff, observing the would-be suicides who come to this lonely spot.
They include Sebastian, a nervous young man with a heart condition who has just been jilted, and Daniel, who is suffering from questions over his sexuality and abandonment by his parents when he was a child. The third visitor is Vera, a runaway bride who comes to see Pinon out of curiosity after hearing his story from a hotel porter.
Bauer explores variations on his title theme. Sebastian asks Pinon to move into the light so he can see his eyes. Vera wonders to an unseen companion how she must appear in their eyes. The porter begs Vera to let him watch her change her clothes. Along the way Bauer weaves the characters’ lives together, in “La Ronde” fashion, shaping ever-changing onstage and offstage duets. In this complex intertwining, Pinon lives in a house he won from the porter in a card game; the porter relates Pinon’s history to Vera; Sebastian wants Vera; Daniel wants Sebastian; Pinon wants to be Daniel’s substitute father figure.

Spoken Word/Poetry: Speak Ur Word, Nov. 25 2012 @ Professional Centre – Parliament Rd

Date: November 25, 2012
Venue: Professional Centre – Parliament Rd
Time: 2-5 pm
Entry: Kshs 200

Host: Jemedari

Theatre: Tilting Ground, Nov. 16-Dec. 1 2012 @ Phoenix Players, Professional Centre

Phoenix Players Present Tilting Ground directed by Likarion Wainaina

Opening: November 16, 2012
Venue: Phoenix Players, Professional Centre
Tickets: Ksh. 650. Student tickets Ksh. 200

Runs: Until December 1, 2012.

SYNOPSIS
Nancy is recently widowed and lives in a luxurious beach house. When her son, Jack, arrives after a year-long disappearance she is overjoyed to see him but perturbed by his mysterious lifestyle. Fuelled by alcohol, Jack’s emotional turmoil begins to disrupt Nancy’s peace of mind and to fracture her new relationship with the sensitive Charles. Then Jack discovers that Nancy is financially supporting Charles. One of the men has to go…

Phoenix Players presents: My Brilliant Divorce, Oct 26 – Nov 10 2012 @ Professional Centre

 

Tickets only Ksh. 650. Student nights Every Thursday: Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free.

Phoenix Players Present:
My Brilliant Divorce, directed by Geraldine Aron

SYNOPSIS
A hilarious and insightful exploration of what life can be like for a 40-something, suddenly single woman. Angela’s husband has a mid-life crisis and a mid-European fling, Angela is left with the dog. Emotionally bereft and with self-confidence at an all time low, Angela slowly and at times painfully re-builds her life.

Play: Side Effects, Oct 5-20 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Tickets only Ksh. 650. Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free.

Phoenix Players Present:
Side Effects

Directed by Andrew Muthure

SYNOPSIS
Frank cook ,having being taken ill with a rare complaint, has been booked into a private nursing home by his wife June for a week’s respite. Whilst there, he encounters the reverend Paul Latimer who  is recovering from a heart  transplant  and whose odd behavior is beginning to alarm his wife, Sarah.

The young attractive Tracey might provide the answer. She is convinced that the vicar’s new heart belonged to her recently deceased lover Melvin, a fairground “wall of death” rider. Could it be that  Paul has taken  on Melvin’s personality traits as well as his heart? That again, perhaps he’s just suffering from  the side  of his medication? Frank, ever the cantankerous septic,  is delighted  by vicar’s fall from grace, while June does her best to rein in his detective work.

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Theatre: Side Effects, Oct. 5-20 2012 @ Professional Centre – Parliament Rd

Phoenix Players Present Side Effects
Directed by Andrew Muthure

Opening Date: October 5, 2012
Tickets: Kshs 650

Dates: October 6-20, 2012

SYNOPSIS
Frank cook, having being taken ill with a rare complaint, has been booked into a private nursing home by his wife June for a week’s respite. Whilst there, he encounters the reverend Paul Latimer who is recovering from a heart transplant and whose odd behavior is beginning to alarm his wife, Sarah.
The young attractive Tracey might provide the answer. She is convinced that the vicar’s new heart belonged to her recently deceased lover Melvin, a fairground “wall of death” rider. Could it be that Paul has taken on Melvin’s personality traits as well as his heart? That again. perhaps he’s just suffering from the side of his medication? Frank, ever the cantankerous septic, is delighted by vicar’s fall from grace, while June does her best to rein in his detective work.

Student nights are every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket at Kshs 400 and get 1 Free

Theatre & Performances: If I were You, Aug. 24-Sept. 8 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players Present If I Were You
Directed by Caroline Odongo

Opening Date: Aug. 24, 2012
Time: 7pm

Dates: August 25-September 8, 2012
Tickets: Ksh. 650.
Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free.

SYNOPSIS
The Rodales seem like an ordinary family, but beneath the surface things are beginning to crack. Jill and Mal have lost the spark in their marriage, their son Sam resents his father and their daughter Chrissie has recently become a mum and is dealing with marriage issues of her own. And while they share advice on how others should live their lives, nobody is really taking it on board – Until Mal and Jill see things from a dramatically different perspective, that is.

Waking up one morning finding that they have switched personas, Mal in Jill’s body and Jill in Mal’s, they must continue life “as normal” as their other half. Jill faces the challenge of working with their son-in-law, Dean, as the store manager of a homewares shop, while Mal has suddenly become a housewife, learning more about his children – and finding out the secrets they already know about him!

Will seeing things from the other side make matters even worse, or is this what they need in order to save their family?

Theater & Performances: A Raisin in the Sun, Aug. 15-18 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players & USA Embassy Present: A Raisin in the Sun
A drama By Lorraine Hansberry directed by GEORGE MUNGAI

Dates: August 15-18, 2012
Time: Wed & Thur. 7pm, Fri. 7.30pm and Sat. 3 & 6pm
Tickets: Ksh. 650.
Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free.

SYNOPSIS
A family of very humble abode loses their father. The life insurance money comes in and the widow seeks to put down a deposit for a house in a swanky neighborhood to fulfill her late husband’s wishes. Her son has business ideas; her daughter wants to go to college. They move into their new home- only to be confronted by the ugly reality that they do not belong there….

Theatre and Performances: Visiting Hour, Jun. 15-30, 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players Present visiting hour, directed by George Mungai

Opens on the 15th of June and runs until 30th June 2012. Tickets at Kshs 650
Venue: Professional Centre

SYNOPSIS
The play is written for a company of six actors, each playing several parts in the four scenes that make up one piece. In PLASTER, a hospitalized husband is visited by his canny wife, with hilarious results. KEEPING MUM is a poignant monologue by a middle aged daughter while GOING HOME traces the lessons learned by a confrontation between two women during their hospital stay MAGIC has a timid spinster suffering a visit from a crass work colleague and her ‘magician’ husband.

NB: Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free.

Theatre & Performances: Why Not Stay For Breakfast? Mar. 23-Apr. 7 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players present a comedy by Cooney / G Stone and directed by Likarion Wainaina

Opening Date: Friday, March 23 2012
Dates: March 24-April 7, 2012
Venue: Phoenix Players, Professional Centre
Tickets: Ksh. 650 [Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free]

SYNOPSIS
A 45 year old civil servant lives a reclusive, quiet life-everything planned to a ‘T’. The tranquil ambience is shattered by the sudden arrival of a complete stranger- a teenage girl who is pregnant and apparently ‘homeless’.
The generational gap is quite a challenge as he attempts to understand this wayward, hype teenager.

Theatre: My Wonderful Day, Mar. 2-17 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players Present
My Wonderful Day by Alan Ayckbourn and directed by George Mungai

Opening Date: March 2, 2012
Dates: March 3-17, 2012
Venue: Phoenix Players, Professional Centre
Tickets: Ksh. 650.
Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free.

SYNOPSIS
Winnie is nearly nine. Her mum, Laverne, is second- generation Afro – Caribbean and heavily pregnant but continues with her cleaning job since her husband left while she dreams of moving the family back to Martinique. Tuesdays are special:
Laverne insists that Winnie speaks only French ( in preparations for Martinique) and today is Tuesday – not her usual day to clean at the north London house of Kevin Tate, an affluent, bad tempered, philandering, minor television personality.
Not well enough to go to school,Winnie accompanies her mum and settles down to her homework; an essay entitled “MY WONDERFUL DAY”.

Throughout the course of the next two hours, the shy, astute and ever watchful Winnie will amass plenty of material for her essay as a variety of adults parade before her: Kevin’s baby-talking and patronizing mistress, his vengeful wife, and the hangover family friend who pours out his heart believing that Winnie does not speak English. But as events reach a frenzied climax, Winnie’s essay will speak volumes.

Theatre/Play: Respect, Jan. 20-Feb. 4 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players Present Respect by Lutz Hubner
Directed by Millicent Ogutu

Opening Date: January 20, 2012
Venue: Phoenix Players, Professional Centre
Runs until: February 4, 2012
Tickets: Kshs 650.
Student nights Every Thursday buy 1 ticket at Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free

SYNOPSIS
Four teenagers take a day trip to Cologne. By the end of the night, their world has been turned upside down. One is dead, two are in police custody, and the fourth is recovering from stab wounds!

Theatre/Play: Shirley Valentine, Jan 11-15 2012 @ Phoenix Players

Phoenix Players Present Shirley Valentine

Opening Date: Jan 11, 2012
Venue: Phoenix Players, Professional Centre
Tickets: Kshs 650

Dates: January 11-15, 2012
Tickets: Ksh. 650. (Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 400 and get 1 Free)
Telephone contacts: +254 20 221 2661 or 222 5506 and +254 729 913 425

SYNOPSIS
Inside Mrs Joe Bradshaw – 42 year-old mother of two grown children – is the former shirley valentine longing to get out. Her hope and self confidence badly shattered by school,marriage and life,she is reduced to talking to the kitchen wall whilst preparing her husband’s evening meal – to be on the table as he opens the front door every night. As she sips a glass of wine she dreams of drinking in a country where the grape is grown. Her feminist friend offers her a holiday in Greece and,with great trepidation and a lot of forward planning,Shirley seizes the opportunity and goes,to encounter a totally different lifestyle. Shirley,breaking out of the mould cast for her by society,is brilliantly shown with humour,warm sympathy and human insight by the author of EDUCATING RITA and BLOOD BROTHERS.

This play is directed by Millicent Ogutu

Theatre: Pirates of Nairobi Dam (The Musical), Nov. 25-Dec. 18 2011 @ Phoenix Players-Professional Centre

Phoenix Players Present: Pirates of Nairobi Dam adapted from Gilbert & Sullivan, directed by George Mungai, musical direction by Kaz

Opening: November 25, 2011
Dates: November 25-December 18, 2011
Tickets: Ksh. 500 (Book Online: http://mpesaticketing.com/)
Student nights: Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 300 and get 1 Free.
Telephone Contacts: +254 20 221 2661 or 222 5506, Cellphone: +254 729 913 425
Email: info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke
Web: www.phoenixtheatre.co.ke

SYNOPSIS
Last performed on the Phoenix Stage in 1988, PIRATES is one of the better-known works from the indomitable pair of Gilbert and Sullivan.
It tells the story of a band of pirates [in this case Nairobi ones!] on their usual ‘prowl of pillage’. One of their own- Frederick- has come to the end of his ‘contract’ as a Pirate- having mistakenly been apprenticed to them by his Nanny- Ruth- who, being from a region where ‘L’ and ‘R’ are one and the same- took ‘PILOT’ to mean ‘PIRATE’ and thus sealed Fredrick’s fate as a young lad.
The Pirates want Fred to take Ruth with him…his only knowledge of a woman is indeed Ruth- who tells him she’s as good as it gets. Only for them to stumble onto a bevy of maidens frolicking at the shores of the Dam.
They are daughters to a widowed retired Major General. On realizing the Pirates are bent on making brides of his daughters, he spins a woeful tale of him being an orphan- a story which melts the hardened hearts of the rogue pirates, and they let him go.
Fred, meanwhile, is informed of a small hitch to his being released from the pirates, and has to return to their ranks. He spills the beans regarding the General’s story and they return to revenge for being duped. A bunch of lazy policemen is on their trail…

This is a family show- light story, melodious music, great talent!

Theatre/Drama: The House of Bernarda Alba, Oct. 14-29 2011 @ Phoenix Theatres Professional Centre

Phoenix Players and The Embassy Of Spain Present:
The House Of Bernarda Alba
A Drama Of Women by Federico Garcia Lorca and directed By Millicent Ogutu

Opening: Friday, October 14 2011
Venue: Phoenix Theatres, Professional Centre
Tickets: Kshs 500

Dates: October 15- 29, 2011
Venue: Phoenix Theatres, Professional Centre
Tickets: Kshs 500 Student nights Every Thursday. Buy 1 ticket @ Ksh. 300 and get 1 Free. Only those with school ID’S are eligible for the offer.
Online booking: http://mpesaticketing.com/
Contacts: Telephone: +254 20 221 2661 or 222 5506 Cellphone: +254 729 913 425, Email: info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke and Web: http://www.phoenixtheatre.co.ke

NB: 28TH IS SOLD OUT

SYNOPSIS
After the death of her second husband, Bernarda Alba, a dominating woman, imposes a period of mourning on her household to last all of eight years! This has, apparently, been tradition in her family. Bernarda exerts an almost fanatically protective will over her daughters. She is preoccupied with ideas of honour and custom, in particular relating to the role of women in society, and is too proud to see the truth about her own five daughters aged between 21 and 40, whom she has shielded and controlled to an excessive degree and prohibited from any form of contact or relationship with all things male! The mourning period further isolates the daughters from the world around them, and tension mounts within the household.
Passion, anger, sibling rivalry and extreme jealousy haunts the characters in The House of Bernarda Alba…

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Play & Performances: Weekend Breaks, Sept. 2-17 2011 @ The Professional Centre

Dates: September 2-17, 2011
Venue: The Professional Centre (Phoenix Players)
Time: Wed-Fri 7pm, Sat. 3 & 17 6pm and Sun 4 & 11 3pm & 6pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Contacts: +254 20 221 2661 or 222 5506 & 0729 913 425

Student Nights every Thursday: Buy 1 ticket at Ksh. 300 and get 1 Free. (Only those with school ID’S are eligible for the offer)

This is a hilarious comedy that will keep cracking you up. An enjoyable weekend break evolves into an opportunity to release pent up emotions and frustrations of a lifetime
Godber combines biting humour with serious intent in this play.

Cast includes: Likarion Wainaina,Joshua Mwai and Esther Mundia.

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Concert: Ricky na marafiki & Ma3 Band, Aug. 23 2011 @ Phoenix Theatre Professional Centre

Mathewmatix House of Jazz present Ricky na Marafiki and Ma3 Band in concert

Date: August 23, 2011
Venue: Phoenix Theatre Professional Centre
Time: 6pm
Tickets: Kshs 300
Contacts: 0720 341 174

Play: Marry me by Force, May 22 2011 @ Professional Centre

Date: May 22, 2011
Venue: Professional Centre, Parliament Rd
Time: 3 & 6pm
Tickets: Advance Kshs 400 Gate Kshs 500
More info call: 0720 033 549/0728 713 708

A hilarious comedy where Ongwero hides behind his traditions to inherit Teresia, his late brother’s wife by force but Teresia’s sister is determined to stop him!

Written by Ismael M. Akango, Directed by Omosh/Alenga and produced by Stephen Ndirangu

Play: The Kingfisher, Feb 25 – Mar 12 2011 @ Professional Centre

Phoenix Players never tire of bringing the best to the stage and this Friday here they are again. A cast of three Eddy Kimani, Pauline Komu and George Mungai grace the stage with the premier of a tantalizing comedy The Kingfisher by W. Douglas Home.

Cedric is a best-selling novelist living comfortably with his butler, Hawkins, who has served him for fifty years. There have been many women in Cedric’s richly disordered life but now he is contemplating marriage to the only one he has loved. Evelyn has just been to her husband’s funeral is now confronted by Cedric’s charming and candid proposal and must make a decision. The setting is in the Kenyan highlands of Nanyuki – with tales of Nairobi, Naivasha, Cairo and Paris…

PREMIERS THIS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 25th TO 12TH MARCH 2011
The show is directed by George Mungai.
Shows will be on Wednesday’s, Thursday’s and Friday’s @ 7p.m, Saturday 26th and Sunday 6 th @ 4p.m  & Saturday 12th at 3p.m & 6p.m.

For ticket bookings call Naomi on +254-0729-913425
+254-020-222 55 06. Mpesa Accepted.
E-mail:-  info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke