Production
The Osu Castle Reenactment
A Reenactment of Transfer & Memory
A cinematic reenactment of the transfer of Osu Castle, staged for diplomats, historians and the Ghanaian public — history rendered as live diplomatic theatre.
Historical Context
Osu Castle has changed hands many times across four centuries of Ghanaian history. This production restages that history as a living ceremony, grounded in archival research and staged for a contemporary diplomatic audience.
Timeline
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1661
Original Construction
The fort that would become Osu Castle is built.
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1957
Symbol of Independence
The castle becomes a seat of government for the newly independent Ghana.
Commissioned to mark a pivotal moment in Ghanaian history, this large-scale reenactment brought together over forty performers, diplomatic guests and historians for a single unforgettable evening at Osu Castle.
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