Playwright Kobina Ansah's much-talked-about original musical play, In The Pants of A Woman, is set to go live tomorrow at the National Theatre.
First staged in April, the first-ever original musical on rape is back by popular request.
In The Pants Of A Woman tackles toxic narratives with an emotional story told in 16 songs.
Some patrons who saw the first run praised the production as an emotional experience.
Kobina Ansah is known for plays such as Once Upon A Riddle, Emergency Wedding, and The Boy Called A Girl, among others. He has a heart for writing plays on social issues.
In The Pants of A Woman is scheduled for 3 PM and 7 PM.
This is the last run for the year.
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