College of Education, Uyo
University of Calabar, Calabar
University of Calabar, Calabar
University of Calabar, Calabar
Creative Works and Stage Productions of Margaret Akpan
Costume production titled
“African Heritage” showcasing , different traditional costumes across selected African Countries.
Costume production titled
“A time to dance” showcasing costume designs for eight different dances across the globe
Costume production titled
Crowns and Kingdoms” showcasing costume design for different kingdoms in Nigeria
Costume production titled
"Celebration of History” showcasing period’ costumes and makeup.
Costume production titled
The Transformation of actors into characters through traditional costumes and makeup.
Costume production titled
‘Monikim’ revealing original costumes used in Northern Cross River Maiden dance by Akpan, Margaret G.
Costume production titled
Keeping Dance Costume Heritage alive in Contemporary Nigerian Theatre by Akpan, Margaret G. & Victor Thompson.
Costume production titled
‘Nkuho revealing original Efik costumes for the ‘Ekombi’ dance’ by Akpan, Margaret G.
Work Experience in the University of Uyo
THA 137: Basic Speech Arts
THA 147: Introduction to Acting Skills
THA 269: Fundamentals of Costume, Mask and Make-up
THA 256: Introduction to Directing
THA 247: Speech Arts
THA 217: Basic Non-verbal communication
THA 231: Dramatic Theory and Criticism.
THA347: Advanced Acting
THA 399: Costume Mask and Make-up
THA 439: Costume Design and Visual Presentation
THA 429: Advanced Costume and Make-up
THA 459: Make-up Design and Appearance
THA 411: Topics in Theatre Studies
THA 441: Projects
Member, Departmental! Productions Committee
Coordinator, Student’s Projects, Department of Theatre Arts
Supervisor, Environmental Sanitation Committee Department of Theatre Arts
Exams Officer, Diploma in Theatre Arts
Head of Department
Faculty of Arts representative for Faculty of Education
Secretary, Faculty of Arts International Conference (FAICON) Committee:
Students Staff adviser, Department of Theatre Arts University of Uyo
Member, Advisory Board of UNIUYO Consultancy: Limited (for Collectibles)
Thematic Interpretation of Costumes in the 2007 Cross River Christmas Festival and Carnival.
Space ASA Major Factor in Technical Theatre Management
Designing Costume for Characterization. A study of Selected Nigerian Home Movies
Designing Fabrics with Vat Dyes, A Practical Experience
Challenges of A Costume Designer in a Changing Economy
Symbols and Meanings in Two African Beading Cultures
The Role of Costumes in African Traditional Theatre
Images of the Grim In Kalu Uka's The Hunt for Sugar Baby
The Paraphernalia of Ekpe Efik Masquerade
Decoration, and Symbolic Designs in Selected African a Costumes
The diverse symbolism of Traditional Mask in the Nigerian Dramatic Society
Technical analysis of the Traditional and Western Make-up Design towards character development in a play production.
Three Ancient Costumes: Critical Analysis.
The use of Fabrics, patterns and colours in the contemporary theatre
Patterns, Meaning and Characterization in Costume Design.
Annual Conference of the Society of Nigerian Theatre Artists (SONTA), Department of Theatre Arts, University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria .
Annual Conference of the Society of Nigerian Theatre Artists (SONTA). Department of Theatre Arts, Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria.
Faculty of Arts International Conference (FAICON), University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigria. 2014, Paper: Challenges of the Make-up Artist in the Little Play House, Faculty of Arts international Conference (FAICON), University of Uyo, Akwa lbom State, Nigeria.
Carnival Arts and Street Theatre as Emergent Trend in Cultural Tourism.
Keeping Dance Costumes Heritage Alive in Contemporary Migentan Theatre.
Annual Costume and Makeup of the Eka Uman Ceremony in Ibibio Cultural Life
2017
Member, University Committee on the production of Academic Gowns
2008-2018Member, Convocation Sub-committee on Entertainment
2017Member, Convocation Sub-committee on Venue
Member, Production Committee, 6th All African Games (COJA) Abuja.
2005-2006Member, Costume Production Committee, Cross River State Christmas Carnival
2002-2004Treasurer, Actors Guild of Nigeria, Cross River State Chapter
2002-2004Treasurer, Actors Guild of Nigeria, Cross River State Chapter
1997Costumier and Make-Up Artist for Askari by Ben Tomoloju - An International Red Cross Theatre Project for South Eastern Nigeria. Toured Uyo, Calabar, Port-Harcourt, Owerri & Enugu, Asaba
2001Costumier for Then She Said It by Tess Onweme A Ford Foundation Theatre Project for Niger Delta. Toured Calabar, Port Harcourt, Warri, Asaba
2003Make-up Artist for Things Fail Apart (Adapted by Bassey Effiong). A Nantap Festival Theatre Project Toured Calabar, Port Harcourt, Lagos
2013-dateMember Editorial Board, Scene Dock: Journal of Theatre Design and echnology (A Journal of the Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists SONTA):
2008 - dateAdvisor for Seagull Band on technical matters in Carnival Calabar
2010-2013Advisor for Akwa Ibom State on technical matters for contingents for Abuja Carnival
Participated in the University of Uyo Maiden Exhibition, show casing different theatrical costumes, beads, tie-dye, crowns, mask and hand embroidery designs.
As part of the Season of Productions, period costumes, African costumes, tie/dye designs, hand embroidery designs, neck beads, fabrics, threads, hoops fascinators, beaded shoe and cap, carnival costumes, fabric and make-up picture album, cosmetics etc were exhibited. for the purpose of entertainment, education and spectacle.
Discover all Journal Publication of Margaret G. Akpan
National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners
Actors Guild of Nigeria
Dr. Margaret G. Akpan a costume designer and consultant with academic affiliation at Department of Theatre Arts, University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria