Olga in last show
JUST when Olga’s fans thought they would have more ‘optical nutrition’ of the African beauty, it turns out she is leaving. The actress will have her last performances tonight and tomorrow at Theatre La Bonita, 7:00pm. <br>
JUST when Olga’s fans thought they would have more ‘optical nutrition’ of the African beauty, it turns out she is leaving. The actress will have her last performances tonight and tomorrow at Theatre La Bonita, 7:00pm.
“I have to go back to the United Kingdom where I live and work,†says Rita Tusubira, aka Olga.
The actress, who made a name playing Olga in the group’s TV series That’s Life Mwattu, will say her adieus to her fans who turn up for Women, the Ebonies’ musical dramatisation of love in which she has been performing since her return last month.
Known for her disarming beauty, Olga, in the play, does just that –– disarm. Ssembajjwe must have intended it to dress her up in trendy outfits and put her on stage without much dialogue, but looking hot.
The play, which asserts that women are smarter than men, is part of the Romantic Night, a theatre series that has so far screened for about two years, all using music to tell a story with a romantic touch.
“I have to go back to the United Kingdom where I live and work,†says Rita Tusubira, aka Olga.
The actress, who made a name playing Olga in the group’s TV series That’s Life Mwattu, will say her adieus to her fans who turn up for Women, the Ebonies’ musical dramatisation of love in which she has been performing since her return last month.
Known for her disarming beauty, Olga, in the play, does just that –– disarm. Ssembajjwe must have intended it to dress her up in trendy outfits and put her on stage without much dialogue, but looking hot.
The play, which asserts that women are smarter than men, is part of the Romantic Night, a theatre series that has so far screened for about two years, all using music to tell a story with a romantic touch.