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Our areas of specialization include: -
AFRICAN SHOW (DURATION OF 10 – 25 MINUTES
Somersaults, human pyramids, rope skipping, (On hands, butts, back e.t.c), hoops (passing through 2 – 5 arranged rings with or without fire), limbo dance (passing under a bar of fire, usually lowered and ultimately placed on bottles of soda). This show usually involves very swift acts full of comedy.
AFRICAN CIRCUS SHOW (DURATION 40 MINUTES – 1:30 MINUTES)
Includes: -
Pagan Show (Chinese Pole): - Climbing and doing breathtaking stunts and humorous styles on 1 – 3 erected poles (18 feet tall). It’s a group show of seven who also do pyramids and partner inverted handstands while on the pole. Also animal’s climbing mimic acts are done on this pole.
Rope Walking: - Sitting, standing, balancing, walking, juggling balls or rings, taking off and putting on clothes while on a tight rope tied between two poles.
Juggling Shows: - 3 – 5 balls, rings, bats with or without fire, hats, devil fire stick, partners passing shows, scarf juggling.
Fire eating/fire showering
Stilts walking: - A stilts (long walking poles) choreographed dance, we also do this in shopping malls to entertain shoppers, while on stilts, helping shoppers carry their shopping or carrying their children high up.
Tight Ring: - Passing through and doing stunts through a very tight hollow ring.
Bench Game: - Doing balancing stunts and hand stands stunts (individual or as partners) on six blocks arranged on a bench that’s placed on a table.
High Chairs: - Doing balancing stunts and hand stunts on wobbling chairs arranged from one to seven on top of each other on a table and with no support.
Ladder: - Balancing and doing stunts on a ladder propping in the air.
Wheel Of Fire: - Rotating and balancing a bicycle wheel with fire and balancing it on the forehead mouth, nose, ear, butts and stomach.
Perfect Balance: - Balancing a bottle with a knife or round stick stuck between ones teeth.
Throwing the bottle up to rotate in the air, throwing it in between the legs and back to the stick again.
Balancing the bottle on a ball, on top of the stick.
Traditional, dramatized, contemporary dance and comedy dances (Zangalewa)
Choreographed shows: - “Nyungu” (Pot) – Hindu & African Acrobatics and dance narrative symbiosis
“Pace” (Peace) – African dramatized acrobatics dance on conflict resolution.
Safari – African dramatized acrobatics dance taking us through the journeys and origins of Africans to their current settlements.
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