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George Quaye Hails Andrew Adote

Esther Korantemaa Offeiby Esther Korantemaa Offei
July 15, 2025
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George Quaye Hails Andrew Adote

Andrew Adote and George Quaye

Actor and theatre director Andrew Adote has been hailed as one of Ghana’s most exceptional acting talents by industry professional George Quaye.

The Team Lead at ImageBureau praised Andrew’s dedication and craft, stating that he deserves to be celebrated on a much grander scale.

“He is beyond a national asset and needs to be really celebrated in a grand style. I have worked with a number of talents, but I can confidently tell you that working with Andrew gives you a beautiful night’s sleep because you know he will take it seriously, you know he will push hard, you know he will deliver.”

George Quaye

Andrew Tandoh Adote is widely recognised for his commanding presence on Ghana’s theatre scene, particularly through his work with the Roverman Productions team, led by renowned playwright Uncle Ebo Whyte.

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Over the years, Andrew has earned acclaim for his versatility on stage, often taking on lead roles in popular productions such as ‘Women on Fire’, ‘Forbidden’, and ‘The Comeback’.

Beyond theatre, he has made notable contributions to film and television, playing key roles in both mainstream and alternative projects within Ghana’s creative arts space. He is also well known for his exceptional work as a voice-over artist.

George Quaye, who has collaborated with Andrew on several productions, highlighted his strong work ethic, professionalism, and ability to embody roles with authenticity as reasons the actor deserves national and international recognition.

In recent times, film buff Socrate Safo has also described Andrew as one of the best actors in the world.

He continues to be admired by many for his unmatched acting prowess and ability to interpret a wide range of roles to perfection.

Andrew Adote Reflects on Forgetting Lines

Andrew Adote Reflects on Forgetting Lines
Andrew Adote

Renowned stage actor Andrew Adote opened up about two rare but unforgettable moments in his illustrious career when he blanked out mid-performance on stage.

Despite being a seasoned performer, Adote described the incidents as humbling experiences that reminded him of the unpredictability of live theatre.

Adote recalled that the first incident occurred during a Roverman Productions play titled ‘Make Me a Woman Tonight’, in which he shared the stage with actor Kabutey Ocansey.

Although the play had been staged several times, Adote said he suddenly forgot his lines in the middle of the performance and became fixated on trying to recall them.

“I was so upset with myself that I had forgotten my lines. I kept trying to recall instead of just moving on. Eventually, I had to give up and carry on with the next scene.”

Andrew Adote

He, however, praised Kabutey Ocansey for his composure and quick thinking, which helped steer the scene back on course through improvisation.

Andrew Adote Reflects on Forgetting Lines
Andrew Adote

The second incident occurred during ‘A Detective Calls’, a production by George Quaye’s Image Bureau.

Adote, who played a lead role in the dialogue-heavy play, said an unexpected sound effect during one show threw him off completely.

“I delivered my line and paused for dramatic effect, and then the sound came in. It was so loud that it rattled me. I turned and realized I had forgotten the next batch of lines.”

Andrew Adote

Thankfully, a prompter was nearby, and Adote managed to recover quickly, although he admitted it was below his usual standard.

Despite these rare slip-ups, Adote’s professionalism and dedication to his craft continue to earn him respect in Ghana’s theatre industry.

George Quaye, who was present in the studio during the interview, had nothing but praise for Adote. “This gentleman needs to be celebrated in grand style,” Quaye said, applauding his work ethic and stage discipline.

Andrew Adote remains a household name in Ghanaian theatre, admired for his versatility and commanding presence on stage.

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