This time, they will shake the foundations of the National Theatre, aside thrilling and impacting on the thousands of theatre lovers expected to throng the venue. It will be four big nights to serve as an exhibition of the rich South African culture, aside a treat of unlimited music and pure entertainment.
It promises to be nothing short of solidly packed nights of explosive South African Theatre performance. Africa Umoja-the Spirit of togetherness, is a two hour explosion of song and dance performed by an energetic and creative crew. Umoja tells the tale of South Africa, its people and their song. See them perform in their beautifully designed costumes with each of them in their best of character.
The only way to understand it is to experience it. Watch dances that have been performed for 100 years. Experience the energy of Sophiatown infused with passionate voices as they tell their story. It will be a remarkable journey travelled to the current sounds and dancing of Kwaito that make Hip Hop and Rap look like a stand still.
Despite its occasional moments of reflection and pathos, Africa Umoja is a loud, colourful, and jubilant celebration of life that audiences, whatever their cultural backgrounds, have found infectiously delightful and uplifting.
The 40 piece cast made up of a myriad of South African cultures has its own touching story to tell. It is known around the world to be nothing short of a beautiful and exciting moment, according to people around the world who have seen it.
It has performed for kings, presidents, diplomats and the general public in over 28 countries worldwide. This pulsating musical odyssey leaves you breathless, and your heart pounding for more. This show is sure to stimulate your appetite for theatre and dance. It is a must watch!
Four spectacular performances will be put up daily between the theatre hours of 3pm and 7pm at the National theatre on April 30 and May 2, 2011.
Umoja-The spirit of togetherness is produced by Charterhouse in collaboration with the South African High Commission and sponsored by the National Theater, Easy Ryde and South African Airways.
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