South African Singing & Dance Workshop

Join singer, dancer, and storyteller Anna Mudeka for an interactive and immersive workshop. Learn clapping rhythms, shakers and drumming and dance moves to experience a true taste of Zimbabwean culture. An invitation to remember ancestors, their wisdom and their stories, these workshops offer an insight into the uplifting and soulful spiritualism of a Bira Shona celebration. Suitable for all ages

 

Age suitability: 
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