If you’ve been to the Lusaka Playhouse, you’ve probably noticed it has seen better days. Nestled right across from Taj Pamodzi Hotel, the Zambia National Service building, Southern Sun Hotel, and a bank, all of which are well maintained, the Playhouse stands out for its neglected appearance. Well, that wait might finally be over. Henry BJ Phiri, Board Chairman of the Lusaka Theatre Cooperative Society, has announced that government has released K1.5 million for the first phase of refurbishments. He says the Lusaka Playhouse, built in 1958, has never undergone major renovations and now struggles with its limited 250-seat capacity, which makes it hard for artistes to earn a return on their investment. In an interview with Diggers Lite, he...