Esther Kalu

The 2026 Lagos International Theatre Festival (LITF) has opened a call for local and international play submissions with a May 15 deadline.

In a brief interview with The Nollywood Reporter, Nigerian actor and filmmaker Sylvia Ebere opens up about her upcoming faith-based project, The Good Therapist, and why Nollywood needs more of such films.

In a recent interview with The Nollywood Reporter, Nigerian filmmaker Allison Precious Emmanuel shared how his upcoming film The Boy Who Gave is filling the Heartfelt storytelling gap in Nollywood.

Sharon Rotimi discusses acting craft, character development, and why long-form TV series continue to shape stronger performances in Nollywood television storytelling.

Closure Is a Wig, an upcoming stage play by Mayowa Daramola explores love and attempts to answer the questions of closure often sought by lovers after a breakup.

In a brief Interview with TNR, Uchechukwu Mordi behind two episodes of House Mattaz stage play shares details about the upcoming episode 2 set for May debut.

Tommy Wirkola’s Thrash is built on a promising premise but fails at execution, especially lacking the thrill and suspense needed for a shark thriller genre.

A Spark in the Dark, a romantic comedy starring Tope Olowoniyan and Gideon Okeke is expected to arrive in Nigerian cinemas on April 24.

Jaafar Jackson is set to star as Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, in Antoine Fuqua’s music biopic about the singer’s life and legacy dropping in April.

Nollywood’s award-winning Horror thriller, The Weekend has secured another global licensing deal with Canal+ to premiere across 60 French-speaking territories.