Gloria Young, Nollywood’s iconic 'Senior Girl' from the 1994 classic Glamour Girls, is critiquing the dominance of streaming culture and urging people to prioritize live theatre.In an interview, she explains how watching stage plays offers a deeper, communal experience compared to passive streaming.

She highlights the loss of raw Nigerian culture due to algorithm-driven content consumption, emphasizing that stage performances deliver stronger messages through direct audience interaction.Young’s career journey from corporate journalism to TV and now live theatre reflects her commitment to preserving cultural authenticity.

She also discusses her long-term marriage to fellow actor Norbert Young, noting how their partnership fosters collaboration over competition in the industry.

Despite financial challenges, Young remains dedicated to reviving live theatre through projects like her play Duro, which she describes as deeply personal and essential for cultural expression.Her message resonates with a generation seeking real-world connections beyond digital screens.