More than 100 artists, dancers, singers and musicians perform a celebration of Africa and all its vibrant colour, music and dance. The show was first shown in December 2005 and has since been seen by more than two million visitors. Curated by André Heller, Afrika! Afrika! features performers from 17 different African nations including Cameroon, Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria and Benin, speaking 23 different dialects. Look out for high wire artists from Tanzania defying gravity and making you hold your breath, the master contortionist, hip-hop break dancers and the South African Gumboot dance. All this is done at break-neck speed so you've always got something to keep you entertained.
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The O2 Arena, SE10 0BB
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The O2 Arena, SE10 0BB
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The O2 Arena, SE10 0BB
25th, 26th & 28th April 2010
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The O2 Arena, SE10 0BB
29th May, 1st & 3rd June 2010
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More than 100 artists, dancers, singers and musicians perform a celebration of Africa and all its vibrant colour, music and dance. The show was first shown in December 2005 and has since been seen by more than two million visitors. Curated by André Heller, Afrika! Afrika! features performers from 17 different African nations including Cameroon, Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria and Benin, speaking 23 different dialects. Look out for high wire artists from Tanzania defying gravity and making you hold your breath, the master contortionist, hip-hop break dancers and the South African Gumboot dance. All this is done at break-neck speed so you've always got something to keep you entertained.
