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WHO WE ARE

We understand knowing the Truth changes our world view! It opens up our minds to freedom and the ability to see ourselves as we are & what the Truth can do for us, in us and through us.

Our plays reflects our contemplation on Love, this life, our culture, and the Truth. We use theatre as a tool to educate & illuminate (ourselves & audience) by creating a space to tell compelling stories that

 

Highlight the simplicity & richness of our cultures.      

 

Discuss issues that drives us to tell these stories.

 

While making it your one-stop for arts + theatre

         

         

More importantly, we desire a physical space where everyone, especially young minds can find hope, growth, and a space to freely express & sharpen their God-given gifts and in turn impact their community for good. Also, one of our missions is to provide support to students, who are struggling with the means to further an education. 

InvisibleOne Inc® is a not-for-profit theatre organization, originally known in Nigeria as C.H.A.T (Christ Heirs’ Acts & Theatre). We were established in November 2003 at the University of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria by a group of friends who love theatre & appreciates its ability to inform and educate. 

 

We produced and performed creative theatrical works while at the University of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria. Yet, over the years and with this passion still burning in our hearts; we did rebrand the outreach by enacting a non-profit organization registered in Nigeria as InvisibleOne Theatre Foundation®; and in the United States as InvisibleOne Inc®.

 

On October 4, 2020 in partnership with Tell-A-Tale production, we produced Mad Medicus written by Obinna Orji - in Lagos, Nigeria and Indianapolis IN. In July 2023, we produced in Ibadan, "Lottery Ticket" with Tell-A-Tale production. You can watch these productions & other short web series on our YouTube channel.  

 

Follow us on our social media platforms for up-to-date information!

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