Rita Ekua Richardson, also known by her artistic pseudonym Nanaa TSITO, is an interdisciplinary artist and creative force whose work spans theatre, dance, poetry, film, and animation. Her dynamic practice blends traditional storytelling with contemporary performance forms, creating immersive experiences that invite audiences to reflect, connect, and transform. Rita’s artistic vision is deeply rooted in the belief that the arts are not only a vehicle for cultural expression but a powerful tool for social change. As a passionate advocate for the transformative power of the arts, she uses her craft to address critical social and environmental issues, amplify underrepresented voices, and reimagine the world through a more inclusive, human-centred lens. Her interdisciplinary approach challenges conventional boundaries and brings together diverse mediums and communities. Whether on stage, in classrooms, or through film and digital platforms, Rita weaves together storytelling, performance, and activism to inspire empathy, dialogue, and action. A founding member and Creative Director of ZAAFI BLACK ARTS and HOME and ZAAFI ARTS EDU-TAINMENT, Rita has led numerous creative projects that engage with heritage, identity, justice, and sustainability. Her work continues to impact communities across Ghana and internationally, earning her recognition as a bold and committed voice in contemporary African arts and beyond.