The University of Port Harcourt recently celebrated the vibrant display of talent and creativity by students of the Department of Theatre Arts during their practical training presentations. The Vice Chancellor, Professor Owunari Georgewill, was in attendance and expressed his admiration for the quality and professionalism demonstrated by the students on stage.
The performances were part of the department’s hands-on training programme aimed at equipping students with real-world theatrical experience. From traditional displays to contemporary dramatizations, the students delivered compelling acts that held the audience spellbound. The Vice Chancellor, alongside staff and other members of the university community, watched as the students explored diverse themes through dance, drama, and cultural expressions.
In his remarks, Professor Georgewill commended the students for their dedication and the department for maintaining high academic and creative standards. He emphasized the importance of hard work, discipline, and consistent practice in the development of a successful career in theatre arts. He also urged staff to continue nurturing these values in the students.
The event served not only as a platform for assessment but also as an opportunity to celebrate the richness of Nigerian culture and the exceptional potential of the next generation of theatre professionals trained at the University of Port Harcourt.
As Uniport marks its golden jubilee, this performance stands out as a testament to the university’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and cultural preservation.