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ABSTRACT
The Research examines Iguẹ ceremony, which is an annual religious and cultural event celebrated by the Benin speaking people of Edo State, Nigeria. As a communal and spiritual activity, the Benin’s mark Iguẹ with pomp. Within this context, the paper adopts the historical and descriptive approaches as its method of contending that some events during Iguẹ are colorful theatrical performances. It concludes that the artistic performances present as well as represent in many ways than one, the common goals, the common aspirations and the common ancestry of the Benin tribe.
