03:09
09HarvestDance HakunaTabu
03:17
06GumbootDance2018
13:20
07Kokodiko2018
03:14
08SPOYDrumming2018
10:53
05The Girl who was changed into a Dog2018
05:33
03Rat and Rabbit2018
03:27
02 Talking Drum 2018
02:34
04Ekassa2018
11:24
01Moonlight Performance 2018
06:46
SPOY 02 Songs
10:23
SPOY 04 Kokodiko1
05:43
SPOY 03 Play Skytrain
01:39
SPOY 03 Intro
07:20
SPOY 03 Classroom
02:01
SPOY 01 Intro
13:42
13 Question and Answer
13:29
11 Kokodiko the Dance Monster
06:49
12 African Harvest Dance and Drumming
05:05
10 Youth Group Drumming
09:52
09 King lion and his Wisdom Test
05:22
08 Eledeh the Warthog
03:38
07 Traditional Dance Gumboot Dance
12:21
06 The Girl who was Changed into a Dog
06:09
04 Duma the lion
09:01
01 Poetry Dr Neal Hall
02:30
05 Traditional Dance Kassa
07:25
African Stages Story Telling on the Move Symposium 2016
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About
African Stages Association of BC exists to promote African storytelling and performing arts heritage to Canadian society across British Columbia and Canada and North America. We are community artists excelled in performing arts and use storytelling, dancing, drumming, forum theatre, and musical theatre to educate people about the issues that harm young souls deeply, like bullying, racism, poverty, crime and so on.
We love to hear about you and come to your community to offer our Story-Powering Our Lives, Story-Powering Our Youths, and Engineering Safe Community workshops to your community and start building better Canada together.
You can reach us at: www.africanstages.org or send email to: ASA.BC.media@gmail.com
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