Our dance repertoire is a vibrant celebration of African culture, showcasing the rich diversity and dynamic energy of traditional and contemporary African dance forms.
Kpanlogo (Ghana): A lively dance from the Ga people of Ghana, characterized by its syncopated rhythms and energetic movements.
Indlamu (South Africa): Known for its high kicks and stomping, this Zulu warrior dance is a display of strength and precision.
Adowa (Ghana): A dance from the people of Ghana that is widespread among the Akans and is performed during funerals and public social events.
Afrobeats: A fusion of traditional African rhythms with modern music genres like hip-hop and dancehall, our Afrobeats performances are vibrant and electrifying.
Kuduro (Angola): This urban dance style combines rapid footwork with fluid upper body movements, reflecting the energetic spirit of Angolan youth.
Pantsula (South Africa): Originating in the townships, Pantsula is a fast-paced, acrobatic dance that tells stories of everyday life.
Traditional Meets Modern: Blending ancient rhythms with contemporary choreography, these pieces highlight the evolution of African dance.
Diaspora Connections: Exploring the influence of African dance on global styles like jazz, salsa, and hip-hop, these performances celebrate cultural exchange and innovation.
Experience the Rhythm!
Our dance repertoire is more than entertainment; it’s a cultural immersion that connects audiences to the heart and soul of Africa. Each performance is a testament to the resilience, creativity, and unity of African people, offering a vibrant and unforgettable experience.
Pan Africa Cultural Troop repertoire features a vibrant mix of traditional, contemporary, and fusion African dances, each showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the continent and its diaspora.
We perform traditional dances such as:
Kpanlogo from Ghana – known for its lively rhythm and energetic movements.
Indlamu from South Africa – a powerful Zulu warrior dance with high kicks and stomping.
Adowa from Ghana – a ceremonial dance performed at funerals and social events.
Yes! Our contemporary pieces include:
Afrobeats – blending traditional rhythms with hip-hop and dancehall.
Kuduro from Angola – known for rapid footwork and expressive upper body movement.
Pantsula from South Africa – a storytelling street dance full of energy and precision.
Fusion pieces combine traditional African dances with modern choreography, and explore how African dance has influenced global styles like jazz, salsa, and hip-hop.
Yes! We offer dance classes for all ages and experience levels. Everyone is welcome to learn, grow, and celebrate African culture through movement.
We serve as an educational and cultural sacred space for children and community members offering musical performances, theater and education.
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