We are a community nonprofit theatre organization, driven with the mission to provide teenagers and youths with alternative choices to vice; by equipping them with life-skills that will foster economic empowerment, self-realization, hope and change.

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We use theatre as a tool to inform the community by telling their stories, that highlights: 

 

Issues that affect the youths.

 

The diversity of our community and its cultures.      

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Since our inception, we have served over 150 youths (locally and internationally); majority of participants who completed our training did not think they could experience a better version of themselves before they started the training.  

 

We create a space where young minds can grow, find hope, and freely express themselves and in turn impact their community for good, by engaging them in self-improving trainings like anger management, teamwork, leadership, effective communication, arts and theatre.

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InvisibleOne Inc® was originally known in Nigeria as C.H.A.T (Christ Heirs’ Acts & Theatre). We were established in November 2003 at the University of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria by a group of young undergraduates who love theatre & appreciates its ability to inform and change mindsets. We conducted trainings on teamwork, leadership and also performed creative theatrical works while at the University.

 

Over the years, with the passion to help the youths still burning in our hearts; we relaunched the mission by enacting a non-profit organization registered in Nigeria as InvisibleOne Theatre Foundation®; and in the United States as InvisibleOne Inc®.

 

During the 2020 pandemic in partnership with Tell-A-Tale production, we simultaneously produced Mad Medicus written by Obinna Orji - in Lagos, Nigeria and Indianapolis IN. Also in July 2023, we produced "Lottery Ticket" in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. You can watch these productions & other short web series on our YouTube channel.  

 

 

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