Friday, June 18
8pm
Lansburgh Theatre
Washington, DC

Step Afrika! is the critically acclaimed company celebrated worldwide for its performance of stepping, an exciting dance form combining rhythmic footwork, body percussion, and spirited vocalizing.
Cited by Washingtonian as “a showstopper” and “one of 20 groups in DC well worth a trip to the theater,” each artist in Step Afrika! functions as a one-person band without instruments, creating a veritable wall of sound through the syncopated interplay of hands, feet, and voice. In its biggest production of the year, Step Afrika! will present a range of works featuring ten world-class performers.
Step Afrika!’s Home Performance Series features full-length performances,
community outreach activities and a special Saturday evening Gala performance. All funds raised help to support the work of Step Afrika! year-round as well as the recently established scholarship fund for college students.

For more information, please visit stepafrika.org.

Tickets: $29.50 – $39.50, VIP Tickets (Saturday Evening Only): $100. VIP tickets are available for Saturday, June 19 at 8pm. Price includes admission to performance and post-performance reception. Student, senior, and military discounts available by calling the Box Office: 202/547-1122, option 1. Groups of 10 or more, contact Step Afrika! at 202/399-7993, ext. 103. More Info: shakespearetheatre.org/tickets

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