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- 17 > 22 Sept 2013
- Vocal Traditions @@of KwaZulu-Natal
La période d'exploitation au Théâtre est terminée.
Vocal Traditions @@of KwaZulu-Natal
This year Paris Festival
d’Automne has dedicated an important part of its program to South-African
artists in order to mark the cross-season project initiated by France and South
Africa. The shows that will take place at Bouffes du
Nord propose an astonishing trip across South-African culture that combines tradition
and modernity ranging from Zulu choirs of KwaZulu-Natal (with the White Birds
male choir and that of the women from Ngono village – first time on stage in
Europe), to the music of a young jazzman Kyle Shepherd, who explores the spirit
of his city Cape town, to Nelisiwe Xaba, a choreographer who questions the subversion
of a cultural heritage with her Reed Dance, celebrating the preservation of
young girls’ virginity.
ISICATHAMIYA
Mpumalanga White Birds
Direction Mlungisi Ngubo
ISIGEKLE
Singers from the village of KwaNgono
Direction Thoko Mkhize
Choreography Xolani Ntombela
ISICATHAMIYA
Mpumalanga White Birds
Direction Mlungisi Ngubo
ISIGEKLE
Singers from the village of KwaNgono
Direction Thoko Mkhize
Choreography Xolani Ntombela
Coproduction C.I.C.T. / Théâtre des Bouffes du
Nord ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
Event presented within the Season France-South Africa 2012-2013 /www.france-southafrica.com
For each ticket bought for this concert, you will be granted a preferential rate for the rest of the program of South-Arfican music at Festival d’Automne in Paris
(information : +33 1 53 45 17 17 / www.festival-automne.com)
Event presented within the Season France-South Africa 2012-2013 /www.france-southafrica.com
For each ticket bought for this concert, you will be granted a preferential rate for the rest of the program of South-Arfican music at Festival d’Automne in Paris
(information : +33 1 53 45 17 17 / www.festival-automne.com)
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