percussive sounds can be loud, so this performance may not be appropriate for those with highly sensitive hearing or babies
a show for all ages, usually 6 years+ is best
Did you know?
Step Afrika! has already been to South America this season and the company recently returned this fall from South Africa where they performed for Oprah Winfrey's Leadership
Academy for Girls. They have also been invited to the White House twice in the past year and have appeared on CNN, BET, and ABC News.
Step Afrika!
Step Afrika! USA
"Electrifying Talents."
The Washington Post
Rousing rhythms created from slapping, clapping, stomping, and spoken-word in this percussive style of dance will resonate with you long after the performance ends. The mix
of traditional African dance and the stepping perfected by African American fraternities and sororities creates a high-energy experience of movement and sound. As successive
waves of syncopated rhythms drive the show forward, you may discover your own feet tapping, hands clapping, and fingers snapping!
Schedule
Sales began for School performances in early October. There is still availability in many school performances for public ticket purchase. School performances are those that occur Tues.- Fri. during regular school hours. They do not include evening and Saturday performances, which are designated as public performances.The public is more than welcome to purchase tickets and attend school performances when available.
School Group Assigned Seating!
In order to serve our patrons better in 2011 we will assign seating to groups attending school performances in the Jack Singer Concert Hall and the Max Bell Theatre. Public ticket holders in these respective performances and theatres may also access a variety of preferred seating locations that will be reserved for the public.