Local fringe festivals are one of the best ways to provide a platform for artists. This week we visit with Brenda Fashugba, co-founder of Lagos Fringe in Nigeria. Since its inception, the festival has been supporting the work of local artists, from helping fund their fringe expenses to providing show development advice to artists. And also hear about how a toilet epiphany turned into a chance of a lifetime, WTF?!

 

Find Lagos Fringe online at: www.lagosfringe.com

Keep up with the fringe on IG: @lagosfringe

And with Brenda on IG and FB: @brendauphopho

 

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Editor: Renowned Media

Music: Orchestra of Sound

Logo: Ruby Makes Things

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Episode Breakdown

 

[0:00] Introduction

[4:27] From Computer Science to Theatre

[8:46] Building a compassionate arts community

[12:53] The Obama Leaders Africa Fellows

[17:50] Creating space for women over 40- The Usual Suspects Podcast

[19:28] How Lagos Fringe supports Artists

[28:42] Mentor artists and providing platforms

[36:50] Ending and Awkward Fringe story

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