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THE MUKISHI
Angola/Portugal/United States
The Harlem-based Batoto Yetu, whose name means "our children,"
was formed by Angolan choreographer Julio Leitão in 1990. With pulsing drums
and high-octane steps, Leitão has spread the gospel of African dance with
his rich ensemble of Portuguese and African American children. The Mukishi,
a collaboration with puppeteer/mask-maker Garland Farwell, uses the mythical
figure of the Mukishi as a metaphor for the African spirit. Ages 6 and
up.
Sept 15, 22 at 7:00pm; Sept 16, 23 at 2:00& 7:00pm;
Sept 17, 24 at 12:00 & 5:00pm
THE NEW VICTORY THEATER $20, $17*
Running Time: 60 minutes (w/out intermission)
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