Liberty theatre arts was established in 2012 and is a registered travelling theatre group based at the Kenya National Theatre. We provide quality and educative programs targeting secondary school institutions. It has been a journey that has seen us perform high quality English literature and Fasihi Simulizi set books in over 50 schools spread all over Kenya. We can accurately estimate that during our events we access about 3,000 secondary school students. Liberty Theatre Arts comprises young, dynamic thespians making performing arts an alternative employment sector thus creating job opportunities for young people. Indeed we are a contributor to the realization of Kenya Vision 2030. In light of the increasing demands for excellence in education among young Kenyans, we believe Liberty is well positioned to contribute its share in facilitating this dream through theater.
To be a dynamic, inclusive and competitive center of excellence in the theatre, particularly arts with emphasis on educational theatre.
We seek to enhance and propagate social, political, cultural and economic wellbeing of society through drama and visual arts.
We move across the country visiting secondary schools in Kenya,
performing prescribed set books
to
students in the schools.
Below are some of the things we do during our visits.
Jenga Kijana initiative is a non-profit organisation founded in 2014. The organisation aims to touch and impact the lives of the young generation in the country by providing ways and means through which the young generation can be self sustaining and independent in the society.
Read MoreLiberty theatre is involved in an initiative called ‘’keep a sister’’ which is concerned with
giving
sanitary towels to needy girl child students in secondary schools around the country. The
initiative
was
started in 2011 with the aim of keeping girls in school.
