Hi Everyone,
We are happy to invite all to The Film Screen Nights @ The Arcola Theatre. This is already the 4th film we are screening since we started it in 2008. The main idea with this Project is to share, expand and deepen the knowledge about the Cultures, subjects and issues that aren't currently in the big cinema circuits and main streams circles of films distributors and stuff ...
So, come to the next Sreen Night that will be on the 11th June from 8:30pm after a Capoeira movement warm up and Roda plus Carybe Capoeira and Candomble Pictures Expo.
Not to be missed!!
The Kabula Team___________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1. June the 11th - Capoeira Roda plus Film Screening @ The Arcola Theatre - Studio 5 (upstairs)
2. Camden Town Street Rodas every Saturday by The Camden Lock 3 . June the 21th - Brighton Master Class with Mestre Carlao (Alex) and Guests
(TBC) plus Roda by the BEACH.
4 . BRIGHTON CARNIVAL --- WE ARE ON!!______________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Every month KAC will be screening a film @ Studio 5 in The Arcola Theatre. Next film will be CIDADE DAS MULHERES:
:: 7pm to 8:20pm - Warm Up and Roda with special guest Marcio (Salvador, Ba) from Notingham Capoeira Group leading it.
8 pounds General Public / 7 p. Kabula (Montly payment aren't included this night)
:: 8:30pm - Film Screening (free)
The documentary film A Cidade das Mulheres (The City of Women) directed by Lazaro Faria, presents an intimate view of African religious traditions in Bahia, Brazil. It features Mae Stella de Oxossi, perhaps the most influential figure in Bahia’s Candomble community. Mae Stella is the head priestess from Axe Opo Afonja, founded in 1910 and is one of the most important “terreiros” (African spiritual communities) in Salvador, Bahia. In the film Mae Stella explains from a feminine perspective, the history of Candomble in Bahia, and the matriarchal system of power created and controlled by the women who practice these traditions. The documentary is filled with images of popular festivities which celebrate African spiritual traditions, and the stunning natural beauty of the city of Salvador._________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Camden Town Street Rodas will keep going as much as the sun keep shinning the blue sky of London:
Where? by the Camden Town Lock
What time? from 5pm onwards.
What? Open Street Roda
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Next MasterClass in Brighton will be happening on the 21th of June with special food from North Brazil included in the workshop price plus film screening (TBC) ...
... AND WE ARE CONFIRMED FOR BRIGHTON CARNIVAL on JULY the 12th!!! WITH PERCUSSION DEMO AND RODA.
-- KabulaCapoeira Angola & Community ProjectsLondon/Rio/Austinwww.kabula.org
DundunKini Presents....Issa Sawane!
July 18th from 1-4 PM at the Islington Arts Factory!
2 Parkhurst RoadHolloway,London,N7 0SF
Inviting All Drummers and Dancers! Advanced Bookings and Deposit Required, no later than June 28th. E-mail: dundunkini@gmail. com to reserve your space. £10 for Drummers ( £5 Deposit Required ) and £20 (£10 Deposit Required) for Dancers!
Drummers and Dancers: Issa teaches with live Casamance drumming. All Dance Levels are welcome. Drummers please note that you should have some experience with Casamance Drumming as you will be accompanying Issa's professional drummers and providing music for the dancers. Great Opportunity to show off your skills, acquire more and have fun doing so!
Why: To dance, sing and celebrate in the spirit of Africa, this time DundunKini stops in Senegal!
Issa Sawane comes from Casamance, Senegal. Issa has a wealth of knowledge of the dances, rhythms and songs from Mandinka traditions of West Africa. These dances, music and song stem from deep Seruba traditions. Seruba rhythms are played on three drums by three different players. The dances are Jambadon, Nyarga, Ekonkon, Lenje, Mbara and kumpo and are performed at different types of celebrations and rites of passage. In experiencing his teaching, people will gain the full flavour of the traditional Senegalese dance expression.
Issa is an inspiring, individual teacher and as a choreographer and performer has impressed audiences with his dynamic appearances in Senegal and the UK (Tribe of Doris, Womad Festival, African Village Festival, Edinburgh, Malcolm X Bristol, Pax Productions, St. Pauls Carnival, Bristol, Reading Theatre, MTV, Drum Camp, International Youth Festival, Aberdeen), together with his expressive, virtuoso, colourful dance and rhythm.
This is a not to miss event! DundunKini invites you to three hours of Dance and Drumming from Senegal at Great Summer Rates!
Dundunkini is An African and Caribbean Dance and Drumming Forum for dancers and musicians who are interested in the myriad forms of traditional African and Caribbean Dance and music.
See You There!
DundunKini
Tanya + Jo-Ann
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I hope this message reaches you in a good place. There is a new class for active individuals or those who just want to keep fit. These classes are open to anyone and can be done at a place near you.
Please find attached a newsletter about the new Holistic Dance Classes.
In this class you can expect to receive ways of connecting with your self through movement. You will experience techniques taught world wide. Examples are Street dance, Contemporary and AfriKan to name but a few.
When: EveryThursday Time: 7pm- 8.30pm Investment: £10
· Express in the highest and best way
· Learn to express using dance techniques
· Enjoy fresh Smoothies
· Experience Smai (Science of Breath)
Activities and Classes are open to all age groups.Dates and Times for children TBC
Activities and classes can also be organised at a suitable venue of your choice.
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This month's issue of RICENPEAS.COM is now online.www.riceNpeas.comFeaturing:1. INTERVIEW: ABU YOUSUF - THE GAZA HOLOCAUSTIshmahil Blagrove speaks to Abu Yousuf, the founder of the humanitarian aidcharity Interpal, about the Palestinian holocaust, Israel's recentterrorist attacks on Gaza and his desire to return to the land of hisbirth.2. When The Lights Go Out In GazaHumanity survives the destruction3.Black Face Of US ImperialismAnything changed or business as usual?4.Please Give Me Liberty Or DeathMan is born free but is in chains.5.Chaos On The Hope ConvoyPoor leadership and racism on convoy
Feedback33 is a Professional Dancers' Mentoring Forum set up by Sheron Wray.
An opportunity to take part in various dance techniques with teachers from around the globe. It is a chance to gain insights into the passions, challenges, and experiences of various artists and teachers.
Venue:
The London Studio Centre (Studio 12)
42-50 York Way
London N1 9AB
Jackie Guy leds a workshop this and next week, 11th & 18th June 2009 7.30-9.15pm
PLEASE COME FOR REGISTRATION AT 7PM.
In this session Jackie Guy will explore the Characteristics of Caribbean dance aesthetics.
Cost £5 (members)/£8 (Non members).
To book a place on this workshop please email
Paula Allen: p_j_allen@hotmail. com or phone: 07792236583.
www.myspace. com/feedback33
FEEDBACK33 TEACHER'S BIOGRAPHY
Jackie Guy, teacher, researcher, lecturer in African and Caribbean dance forms, has more than 35 years experience as an Educator, Performer, Choreographer and Artistic Director. He fuses authentic traditional dance vocabulary with modern/contemporary dance techniques to develop a unique style, which he has used for 18 years with the Dance Society at the University of the West Indies (UWI) and other groups.
Trained in Jamaica by Alma MockYen C.D. in Folk and Modern dance he later became a full-time member of the National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica (NDTC) performing and touring with them throughout the world for 15 years. He currently choreographs for the Movements Dance Company of Jamaica and retains his position as the Artistic Director of the UWI Dance Society mentioned above. Since re-locating to England in 1987, Guy led the Kokuma Dance Theatre Company, which under his Directorship (1988 – 1995) won the Black Dance award for Production and Choreography and the Prudential Commendation Award for Excellence, Innovation, and Creativity. Mr Guy choreographed the stage musical version of the iconic movie The Harder They Come, a production that created history as the first Jamaican Musical to be presented in London’s West End.
Jackie Guy is available to conduct Lectures, Master Classes, Workshops, and collaborative initiatives that involve dance.
The Session is an evening of dance performance that brings the rituals and ceremonies of our ancient African ancestors to the complexities of modern life todayusing dances that move to rhythms from contemporary composers who embrace an African heritage with a vision for re-interpretation for the future.
Take a glimpse at the future of Contemporary dance reflective of Black British Culture right here!
The Session is choreographed by world renowned dancer Paradigmz and will be performed by the London Diaspora Dance Theatre who draw inspiration from the vast artistic experience of the London Diaspora, married with modern dance and theatre aesthetics.
World Premiere.The development of this project was supported by Southbank Centre, London and the Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD) and is part of the BASS Festival 2009.
Venue:Patrick Centre(Birmingham HippodromeHurst StreetBirmingham B5 4TB)------------ --------- ---------Date: Saturday 13 June------------ --------- --------- -Time: 7.30pm------------ --------- ----Price: £10 (£7.50) concessions
Don't miss the Cuba50 showcase weekend at London's Barbican on 27 and 28 June!
The Cuba50 festival of Cuban Culture brings together events across the UK throughout 2009: exhibitions, performances and activities, large and small, spanning Cuban film, music, dance, visual arts, theatre, books and debate, sport, education, travel and sustainable initiatives.
The Cuba50 showcase weekend at the Barbican London 27 and 28 June features Cuba’s greatest dance band Los Van Van, nueva trova legend Pablo Milanés, the dynamic Afro-Cuban rumba company Yoruba Andabo and many more artists. Special guests will include Aleida Guevara, daughter of Che. For details of these events and many more see www.Cuba50.org
Visit the Cuba50 website for more details or contact the Barbican to book your tickets.
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