The Bata Dancer - Rotimi Ogunjobi
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The Bata Dancer is a captivating novel about a theatre scriptwriter who finds himself at a crossroads in life. After losing everything he held dear, he travels to a rural town in search of solace and a fresh start. Little did he know that he would encounter a legendary Bata dancer, who would change his life forever. As he rekindles his passion for writing and the theatre, he realizes that his success will d ... Full description
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But it's not just about the art of theatre. The protagonist's past has left him with deep emotional scars and a fear of opening up to another relationship. However, when he meets the compassionate daughter of his mentor, his resolve is tested. Will he be able to overcome his fears and let love back into his life?
The Bata Dancer is a tale of hope, healing, and the transformative power of art. With vivid descriptions of the traditional Bata dance and drumming, readers will be transported to the heart of Nigerian culture. This novel will captivate readers who are interested in exploring the themes of self-discovery, healing, and love amidst the backdrop of traditional Yoruba culture.
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| Author | Rotimi Ogunjobi |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp |
| Release year | 2019 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781712880791 |