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A tribute to Butake at this moment of his premature death imposes itself on me under several dimensions he was a personal friend and University colleague, a co member of the Cameroon Academy of Sciences,  a countryman, and an Anglophone whose mindset, attitudes and behavioural comportment towards and in and out of office and power fulfilled my own expectations of what they should be. For Butakes Festschrift in June 2. I had prepared a power point presentation with the title HE WOULD NOT BE LAPIROED CAMEROON ACADEMICS IN AND OUT OF THE CORRIDORS OF POWER but I did not present it for two reasons first, there was no power point projector and second, there were so many of Butakes students and mentorees scrambling to make their contributions that I thought it wise to leave the stage to them and to listen instead. This tribute  is mainly composed of excerpts from the following article of mine Anglophone Theatre in a Francophone City The Flame Players and other Troupes in Yaound, New Theatre in Francophone and Anglophone Africa MATATU 2. Anne Fuchs, Amsterdam, Atlanta Editions Rodopi, pp. Further elaborations, explanations, clarifications or what otherwise is newly added are enclosed in square brackets. The Flame Players. I initiated the formation of the Flame Players in Yaounde in 1. Cameroon from the University of Ife, Nigeria, a great cultural centre animated by the likes of Ola Rotimi and Wole Soyinka, where I had frequently been involved in play acting as a hobby. I had looked around in Yaounde for a mature drama group that was free from politico administrative controls to join but found none. So I decided to create one. At that time, Jacqueline Leloup was working with the Thtre Universitaire on one of her well publicized productions. I watched them rehearsing a number of times and went away with a general impression about Francophone drama and theatre practice that further experience has done nothing to undermine, namely, that they concentrate on choreography, flawless rendition of language and comic humour. The actors and actresses in Leloups troupe gave me the impression of people reciting La Fontaines poetry. And when I watched a scene of village elders who were choreographed to cough and yawn in unison and shout oui or non in unison, I was strongly reminded of CPDM parliamentarians of our one party National Assembly. Bole Butake was also at that time working with the Yaounde University Theatre on his own play, Lake God. He had given me a copy of the play which, when I read, left me with the impression of being a trivialization of a human catastrophe, the Lake Nyos gas disaster of 1. Cameroonians perished. I was, however, to witness the progressive radicalization and development of Butakes drama until today when he is, indisputably, the boldest, most committed, most relevant and most popular dramatist in Cameroon. I knew scarcely anybody in Yaounde in 1. I started forming the Flame Players. I was still also a stranger to the way the system worked. Three people with whom I regularly discussed my ideas and plans and from whose advice I benefited were Siga Asanga who had very generously taken me in as one of his dependants Kitts Mbeboh whose mastery of the system was ever evident in his relaxed and calm confidence and Hansel Eyoh who was then Director of Culture in the Ministry of Information and Culture, one of the most spectacularly successful Anglophones in the system at the time. Eyoh gave me a list of the names of people he believed would be interested in my project and Mbeboh and Asanga provided me with the means to go around on a campaign drive. Of all the people I personally contacted, only the musician, Etubeyang, declined my invitation on the frank ground that he had no time for unsponsored adventurism. All the others received my idea with infectious alacrity. Once I had a handful of people, I immediately selected a play J. C. de Grafts Through a Film Darkly and we started rehearsing thrice weekly in Dr. Siga Asangas parlour, with me directing the play. Rolex Pocket Serial Number Database there. Prudential pragmatism soon led me to approach Bole Butake to join the group, especially as he had access to the only proper rehearsal facility known to me at the time and, because Hansel Eyoh whom I had cast in the lead role of the play proved unable to afford the time required and I had to step into that  role and we therefore needed someone to direct the play. To my pleasant surprise, Butake unhesitatingly accepted to join us. He also brought with him three of the most talented students in the Yaounde University Theatre. The group then drew up a working constitution which stipulated an afrocentric policy in the choice of plays and the Flame Players thus came into being. The members of the Flame Players, in the order they joined the group by formalfinancial registration, were as follows Godfrey B. Tangwa, Joyce Ashuntangtang, Kumengisa Pius Deghe, Rita Kum Konglim, Tangye Lydia, Vennessa Sona, Benn Bongang, Ma Arrah Bate, Caroline Ngala, Siga Asanga, Bole Butake, David Chuye Bunyui, Ann Rossiter, Kwasen Gwangwaa, Sama Mo Fomuso, Ayang Frederick, Hansel Ndumbe Eyoh, Maimo Mary, Julie Tala, Judith Bi Suh, Pamela Kisob, Agnes Akwo, Emelda Ngufor, Patricia Nkweteyim, Ayuk Susana Ngwa, Bannavti Joseph Kumu, Ernestine Jaja Ngringe, Kehbuma Langmia, Mary Madeka, Emmanuel Tita Tabi, Vitung Francis Atsimbom, Atemkeng Juliet, Balbina Mesue. The sponsors in cash or kind of the Flame Players in the early years were Pa Enoh Tanjong, Mr. Captured Heart Heather Mccollum Pdf'>Captured Heart Heather Mccollum Pdf. Peter Ngufor and Mr. Simon Fobi.             The very first production of the Flame Players, J. C. de Grafts Through a Film Darkly was directed by Bole Butake and premired at the Centre Culturel Franais, Yaound, on 2. November, 1. 98. 7. It was an instant success, not only on account of the rare quality of acting which many people remarked, but also because it dealt with a theme very dear to all Cameroonians love, a politically neutral theme with which everyone could feel at ease. Since the mid 1. His Departed Excellency, President Alhaji Amadou Ahidjo, imposed a monolithic dictatorship in Cameroon, the only areas within which any Cameroonian could operate freely without fear of being considered subversive were love in its sexual dimensions, eating and drinking, and sports, particularly football. In all these permissible areas, Cameroonians have achieved remarkable results. The Flame Players maiden production was so successful that it enjoyed a total of nine stage performances in Yaounde, Bamenda, Mbengwi, Buea and Victoria. A TV film adaptation of it titled Visitor from the Past was later made and became equally popular with television viewers. From there things went on quite well with the Flame Players, with productions of Sankie Maimos Succession in Sarkov 1. Bole Butake, a screen version of same 1. Kwasen Gwangwaa and Kwasen Gwangwaas Our. Cousin 1. 98. 9 produced by himself, until 1. Cameroon as the struggle against monolithic dictatorship came into the open against a backdrop of government intimidation, heavy troop deployment and killing of innocent citizens.