BAOTA to send theatre across the country
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
BAOTA public relations officer, Rebaone Moshabi has told Showbiz that the association has received complaints from members of the public that most of the theatre activities are concentrated in Gaborone. He said that they complain very little has been happening in other parts of the country.
“We believe there are other potential star actors in other parts of this country, youngsters who need some inspiration, but will not get the exposure if we do not take theatre to those areas. We need to groom as many actors as possible instead of having a few shining examples like David Molosi and Lorato Motshwarakgole. That can only happen if we cast our net wide,” Moshabi said.
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