Renowned drama actor and playwright, Aloysious Matovu Joy, opened up about a childhood dream that never came to pass, which was an aspiration to become a priest.He goes on to reveal that his recurring portrayal of priests in various drama series is deeply rooted in that early ambition. However, his dream to serve in the clergy was cut short due to an unexpected family revelation.“I always wanted to be a priest,” Aloysious recalls. “That’s why I am often drawn to playing priest roles in dramas. But my father never told me that I was not born out of a holy matrimonial marriage, which made me ineligible to become a priest. In the end, I found myself on a different path, drama.”Despite the setback, Aloysius’ passion for performance did not wilt. Instead, it blossomed, leading him to become one of the most exceptional figures in the drama world today.Shocking Twist: Bad Black’s Fiancee Turns Out to Be Her “Uncle”He credits his start in drama to a pivotal moment during his O-levels, when Daudi Vunana played a key role in nurturing his talent. “I started drama just before completing my senior four. A man named Daudi Vunana took me to rehearsals at Pope Paul School. I didn’t even reach High School Certificate (HSC), but that experience set me on my journey,” he shared.The post Aloysious Matovu Joy opens up about his abandoned priestly dreams appeared first on MBU.