Student tickets require accreditation.----A Sisiano Productions Original After a village is torn apart by war, families are fractured and secrets left to fly, as women who survive dare to rebuild. The question of home is subject to the lengths we are willing to go. Through music, dance, and memory, ‘Twenty Naira’ tells the story of the women who rise from the ashes. Mothers become leaders, daughters become heads, sisters become comrades, as they turn their grief into strength and brokenness into a new beginning.

Student Ticket - 7th March - 3PM



A Sisiano Productions Original
After a village is torn apart by war, families are fractured and secrets left to fly, as women who survive dare to rebuild. The question of home is subject to the lengths we are willing to go.
Through music, dance, and memory, ‘Twenty Naira’ tells the story of the women who rise from the ashes. Mothers become leaders, daughters become heads, sisters become comrades, as they turn their grief into strength and brokenness into a new beginning.

Regular Ticket - 7th March -3PM



A Sisiano Productions Original
After a village is torn apart by war, families are fractured and secrets left to fly, as women who survive dare to rebuild. The question of home is subject to the lengths we are willing to go.
Through music, dance, and memory, ‘Twenty Naira’ tells the story of the women who rise from the ashes. Mothers become leaders, daughters become heads, sisters become comrades, as they turn their grief into strength and brokenness into a new beginning.


VIP Ticket - 7th March - 3PM

Student tickets require accreditation.----A Sisiano Productions Original After a village is torn apart by war, families are fractured and secrets left to fly, as women who survive dare to rebuild. The question of home is subject to the lengths we are willing to go. Through music, dance, and memory, ‘Twenty Naira’ tells the story of the women who rise from the ashes. Mothers become leaders, daughters become heads, sisters become comrades, as they turn their grief into strength and brokenness into a new beginning.

My mother my sister

By Sisiano