Dance. Organise. Perform.
Don’t Call Them Beggars – A Bold Artistic Intervention Rewriting the Narrative on Street Survival Performed at Afropolis Lagos, Nigeria – 28 October 2024. In a time when the global conversation around poverty, human dignity, displacement, voluntary and forced migration grows louder, a compelling new project from Lagos dares to ask: What if we stopped […]
Ayọ̀mi Dance Video was made using the Yoruba cultural art form with a fusion of contemporary dance. May you find Joy, Peace and Light as you watch this video. DANCERS: Oluwatosin Olooto, Sunmisola Taiwo, Joan Otitoyomi, Sanusi Deji, Omotilewa Ekisola, Ridwan Rasheed, Ebenezer Aremu and Esther Essien Ìyá Ìlù Bàtá: Babatunde Goodluck Omele Méta Bàtá: Ridwan Rasheed COSTUME: JDM Kreations […]
We should not compare ourselves with each other, as if one of us were better and another worse. We have far more interesting things to do with our lives. Each of us is an original.
TO-BE is a collaborative work between Tantoloun Productions Lagos and Walô Dance Company Cotonou. The dance piece ‘To-Be’ is about becoming, the act and willingness to be who we are meant to be without any set back, regardless of what the society says, and at the same time, not neglecting control, guidance, sacrifice, discipline and the […]
ONENESS is a site specific performance that involves the use of Yoruba Bata drums and flute as they synchronize with the dance as a symbol to portray the unity that exists in humanity. If we imagine that we are free of all labels, all separations and all judgments about this world and the life inhabiting […]
