Dancing in Silence (Deaf Africa Cultural Dance Troupe)
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Dancing in Silence (Deaf Africa Cultural Dance Troupe)

Presented by Ghana National Association of the Deaf · GHANA

Ghillie Dhu · Auditorium
21 - 28 Aug
80 min · Age TWELVE
100% available

2 performances tracked

About the show

There are different dances performed by various ethnic groups in Ghana. They include Adowa, Bamaya, Kpalongo, Agbekor, Cow Dance, Kundum, Tokwe, Fisherman. Each dance has its unique rhythm and tempo, which is determined by the music played. The music and the dance are often used to tell stories, celebrate events and express emotions. The popularity of Ghanaian dance has led to the creation of dance schools and workshops around the world. Ghanaian dance has also been featured in major cultural events like the Olympics and the World Cup.

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Like a visually stunning 'Riverdance' with the heart of West AfricaIf 'America's Best Dance Crew' showcased the rich traditions of Ghana through a lens of profound visual artistryA powerful celebration akin to the opening ceremony of the Olympics, focused on the nuanced beauty of Ghanaian heritage

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