Ides of March

(6pm this Friday 14 March)

hosted by David Hecht, Cyril the Sax on keyboard featuring:

Tiktok in Accra
Dancers Mizrama and Khadijah get electrocuted then somehow come back to life

Imam of Labadi 

Rock of Islam Mosque Hassan Sinare Sowah and Deputy Imam Abdul Razak Adjei tell of the moon and recite Sura 91 الشمس

Astronomy in Accra

Coordinator at the Ghana Planetarium Sarah Abotsi-Masters will explain the lunar eclipse and other beautiful events we can currently see in the night sky, some of which may bring Armageddon. NOTE: If we are lucky, the planetarium will install a telescope on our roof top for us to look through.

Gospel in Accra

Lead worshiper from Ridge Church Henry Quist sings Redeemer which  reveals “who showed the moon where to hide till evening”.

Ga tradition in Accra
Agban Nii Tetteh Ojetor Vth presents a talk drummer to talk about the burning down of Kantamanto market and the moon and stars

China in Accra

Singer and travel agent Anny Yiantian Cao: performing ‘Moon Represents My Heart’ 鄧麗君 -月亮代表我的心

Christianity in Accra

Evangelist Jim and Pastor Joseph Sai of Triumphant Tabernacle Church, will preach about the moon and pray

Julius Caesar in Accra

Scene II Act 2 – Caesar and wife Calpurnia. Feat: Gnima Edith Hecht singing Que sera sera

A unified theory of Accra
Social entrepreneur Suhaidatu Dramani explains the ironies of spiritual and political and family life

Acrobatics in Accra

who knows what they will do?

and more

inspired by guest of honour, opera director extraordinaire Julia Lwowski

Come spend an hour or two pondering the misfortune and doom that accompany March’s full moon. The month is named after Mars, Roman god of war and violence. “Beware the Ides of March” a soothsayer told an unbelieving Emperor Julius Caesar. Later that day his own senators stabbed him to death. One senator was Caesar’s best friend Brutus.

Just 77 years later, Judas would betray Jesus. The ancient world, governed by bickering deities and superstition, transformed forever. The Romans saw Julius Caesar as a god and crucified Christ but they came to embrace that crucifixion as the great sacrifice of One Being in Three.

Meanwhile back in Ghana 2025 AD, spiritual, cultural and moral battles are only just beginning. Here the math is also One makes Three, yet how many maketh the One? What powers do the moon and stars have upon our fate and the fate of our nation? What evil lurks in old traditions, and new? Que sera sera: ‘What will be will be’. But does God want you to stand idle? Ghanaians: defend yourselves against your doom.

Join us as we celebrate the survival of this year’s Ides of March and beware the next.

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