Mr. & Mrs
Akinribade:
It was quite
innovative and exciting. We liked it, we loved it. It was very, very good.
Mr. Siki Aliyu:
This is one of
the best Nigerian shows I have ever watched. It was very well organized, very
nice and very enjoyable. It was a very nice one; I would watch it over and over
and over again.
Ade Abudu:
The show is
very good but it would be good to take it outside Lagos, so it can tour the
country. It is a revelation that people should enjoy. It is a combination of
music, dance and drama that took us down the slave trade era then SARO the
future.
Segun Adefila:
I think our
theatre is coming of age. The last time we had this kind of performance was in
the day of okonji in the 60s, where they put all the elements into the
production. It was a breathtaking performance, the choreography was good, I saw
the commitment, and the end product proved that a lot of work was put in it. I
am obviously overwhelmed by SARO and coming from that background, I don’t have
any complaints because I know what it takes to put all this together.
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