Kuta Body Alone's In God We Trust leaves patrons in stitches

The University of Ghana Drama Studio played host to an engaging theatrical experience as budding playwright, Kuta Body Alone, born Kuuku Korsah Enninful's play, In God We Trust, unfolded before a captivated audience last Saturday.

The evening commenced with a soulful saxophone performance by one of the lead actors, setting the tone for an evening of laughter and introspection.

In God We Trust explores the story of three young friends who dream of a better life abroad. Like many Ghanaian youth, they believe America offers endless opportunities.

When they receive an American dollar as a gift, their excitement grows, but doubts also arise. Will the American dream come true, or is it just a fantasy?

A talented cast including Kwabena Hinson, Emmanuel Osei Mensah, George Mingle, Aurelia Duse-Deegbe, Martin Legend Agyapong, Stephen Adjah, Rockson Akator brought authenticity to the characters' struggles and aspirations.

The audience was treated to a delightful blend of humour and nostalgia, as witty dialogue and relatable scenarios evoked laughter and reflection.

Beneath the amusement, a profound understanding emerged of the challenges Ghanaian youth encounter amidst uncertainty and opportunity abroad.

In God We Trust sponsored by Ok perfume and Snack up yoghurt joins a growing collection of works by Kuta Body Alone, after Sand in My Sugar and Double S.