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NATAAZ World Theatre Day - 2026

📅 Saturday, 28 March 2026

On 28 March 2026, the National Theatre Arts Association of Zambia (NATAAZ) commemorated World Theatre Day at the Lusaka Playhouse, bringing together artists, theatre enthusiasts, and the public in a vibrant celebration of the performing arts. The event featured a march through Lusaka, live theatrical performances, poetry, spoken word, dance, and networking opportunities that highlighted the strength and diversity of Zambia's creative community.

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📅 Sunday, 30 November 2025

NATAAZ Awards Night - 2025

The 2025 National Theatre Arts Association of Zambia (NATAAZ) Awards celebrated excellence in Zambian theatre by honoring outstanding stage productions, performers, directors, and technical crews from across the country. The event brought together the performing arts community to recognize achievements in the senior categories, highlight emerging and established talent, and mark the culmination of the national theatre season. The awards also served as a key lead-up to the prestigious 20th Ngoma Awards.

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Festival

📅 Tuesday, 28 October 2025

NATAAZ Festival 2025 Highlights

The 2025 National Theatre Festival, organized by the National Theatre Arts Association of Zambia (NATAAZ), was held from October 28 to November 1 at the historic Lowenthal Theatre in Ndola. The festival brought together university, college, school, and community theatre groups from across Zambia to showcase productions that explored contemporary social, cultural, and developmental issues affecting the nation.

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📅 Friday, 28 March 2025

NATAAZ World Theatre Day - 2025

The National Theatre Arts Association of Zambia (NATAAZ) marked World Theatre Day 2025 on 28 March 2025 in Ndola, Copperbelt Province. Hosted at the Lowenthal Theatre, the event celebrated the power of theatre and the performing arts to drive social transformation. Under the theme "Drama for Change: Raising Awareness Against Vandalism," artists, stakeholders, and community members used drama, poetry, and spoken-word performances to promote responsible citizenship and the protection of public infrastructure.

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