Performances

We hold fun and interactive African storytelling and cultural jamboree performances.  All our performances are designed to meet the need of each particular event or occasion.  When suitable, our audiences are encouraged to join in to the best of their abilities…Read More

“I am known as a very quiet person when I’m in front of strangers, but after your performance, I feel that there has been a great increase in my confidence”

We use drama, music, dance, songs, chants and other expressive means to bring to life various African myths, legends and fables.  The fun nature of our storytelling means that we are able to use the art form and the exploits of different African tricksters, to explore complex social and cultural issues.  The art form is also used to inspire, motivate and stimulate participants’ imagination and curiosity, especially in a number of subject areas such as STEM subjects.

Ideal for introducing pupils to oral storytelling performance or for celebrating Storytelling Week, World Book Day, International Day, Black History Month Celebrations, etc.

Benefits include enhanced:

  • Knowledge of African fables, myths, legends and tricksters;
  • Knowledge and understanding of African storytelling elements and techniques;
  • Confidence, self-esteem, imagination, curiosity, listening and concentration skills;
  • Knowledge about African cultures, history and geography;

“This was FANTASTIC, lively fun, organic learning experience.  Lots of interaction and fun.  Dancing, got everybody listening and dancing.  Thank you!!”

A dramatic, exhilarating, colourful and interactive performance suitable for any indoor or outdoor events like school fetes, cultural events, parents’ evenings, etc.  Specifically designed for each individual occasion, the programme uses live drumming, dance, songs, chants and sometimes masquerades to create an unforgettable experience filled with excitement and fun.

Benefits include enhanced:

  • Participation and enjoyment of African cultural activity;
  • Mental health and overall wellbeing;
  • Creative art skills such as dancing, singing, chanting, etc.;
  • Knowledge of African cultures, history and geography.