The widely-acclaimed show, Too Early For Birds – Tom Mboya Edition, is set to return to the stage from November 21st to 24th.
This re-run comes on the heels of its successful August run, reflecting the show’s immense popularity leading to a demand from fans who pressed for another chance to witness the gripping performance.
This time around, there will be six shows instead of the usual five, with tickets priced at Kshs. 2,000 each.
The performances will be staged at the Jain Bhavan in Loresho.
Too Early For Birds (TEFB), which first premiered in 2017, is renowned for its bold theatre shows with exceptional storytelling that revisits Kenya’s rich history, focusing on significant figures and events often left out of mainstream historical narratives.
This edition focuses on the life and legacy of Tom Mboya, one of Kenya’s most influential political leaders whose visionary Pan-African ideals were tragically cut short by his assassination on July 5, 1969.
Over its five-year run, the Tom Mboya Edition has grown in popularity, capturing audiences with its compelling exploration of Mboya’s bold political journey and the impact of his work on the nation’s progress.
The story of Mboya resonates deeply with audiences today, particularly in an era where political resilience and integrity are in high demand.
The show’s impressive cast includes seasoned performers such as Ywaya Xavier, Shiviske Shivisi, Ngartia, Doanna Owano, Anubhav Garg, Mercy Mutisya, Elsaphan Njora, Chandni Vaya, Nyokabi Macharia, Abu Nuuman, and Martin Kigondu, all of whom bring Mboya’s story to life with gripping performances.
Beyond the stage, Too Early For Birds has established itself as a cultural force in Kenya, aiming to educate, entertain, and inspire younger generations about the country’s untold stories.
Its creative team, led by Ngartia and Abu Sense, draws inspiration from forgotten heroes and historical milestones, utilizing humour, drama, and storytelling to make history come alive.
