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Stephanie Benson calls for performance schools in Ghana

The legendary singer believes Ghana’s music industry needs a structured approach to performance development, where emerging artistes can be trained to command the stage, express themselves confidently and deliver authentic live experiences.
She made these remarks during her appearance on Rythymz One-on-One with Krakye on GHOne TV, where she reflected on her music journey, her views on fame and money, and the art of live performance.
Ghanaian-British music icon Stephanie Benson has called for the establishment of performance schools in Ghana, stressing the need for artistes to develop authentic stagecraft and learn how to connect with audiences beyond simply making hit songs.
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