Discover one of the most beloved plays in African literature with The Marriage of Anansewa by Efua T. Sutherland, the brilliant comedy that uses Ghanaian folklore to explore modern social issues! Written by Efua T. Sutherland, one of Ghana's m
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Discover one of the most beloved plays in African literature with The Marriage of Anansewa by Efua T. Sutherland, the brilliant comedy that uses Ghanaian folklore to explore modern social issues! Written by Efua T. Sutherland, one of Ghana's most important literary figures, this play adapts the traditional Ananse stories (spider tales) into a modern dramatic form. Ananse, the cunning spider-man of Akan folklore, finds himself in a predicament: he has promised his daughter Anansewa's hand in marriage to multiple chiefs, each of whom has given him gifts. Now he must use all his trickery to avoid disaster while securing his daughter's future. Sutherland's play is hilarious, wise, and deeply rooted in Ghanaian culture. It incorporates traditional storytelling techniques, music, and audience participation, creating a uniquely African theatrical experience. But beneath the comedy lies serious commentary on marriage, money, family, and the tension between tradition and modernity. Perfect for students of African literature, theater lovers, and anyone who enjoys clever comedy with depth. The Marriage of Anansewa has been performed across Africa and studied in universities worldwide. Add this classic of African drama to your library—order your copy today!