Sensual Africa: Sensual Africa is a choreographic work of art, dexterously crafted following Bawren Tavaziva's inspirational trip to one of Africa's most beautiful and compact countries, Malawi. Malawiuntouched, pure, raw, natural, unearthed, mysterious, rich in culture and life. In a nutshellSENSUAL.
Voyage with Bawren Tavaziva and his company of outstanding dancers as they salute and pay homage to the fascinating Tumbuka and Chewa Tribes.
Be seduced as Tavaziva Dance injects their own interpretation of the complexities of these intriguing tribes' movements and music and the inimitability of the rituals that boys and girls go through to become men and women.
Sensual Africa at Pegasus Theatre in Oxford, Oxfordshire on Friday, 24 February 2012.
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