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From Kwa-Zulu Natal to the world’s stage, rekindling the spark of Zulu culture and heritage, through song, dance, and drums. Imagine a youthful, mixed gender, Ladysmith Black Mambazo with high-energy dance. ZULU Tradition is company of genuine young Zulu singers and dancers who deliver a heady mix of traditional African harmonies and high-energy, athletic dance – all traditionally costumed – and supported by drum-rhythms. Their stage shows are exciting, enthralling and hugely entertaining and they attract enthusiastic audiences.
“I saw Zulu Tradition last night at Chinley, it was a packed house and they were fantastic! So brilliantly musical and rhythmic, electric personalities and very inspirational, everyone loved them.” – Lynne Knowling
“Just wanted to say a big thank you to the Zulu stars for their wonderful performances for the public during Mandela Day at the British Museum. Many thanks especially for being so generous with their time to allow the visitors to be photographed with them.” – Hilary Williams, The British Museum, London
Sun 8th Dec, 2024
Geevor Mine, Penzance
Sat 7th Dec, 2024 — Sun 8th Dec, 2024
Newlyn School of Art, Penzance
£75 — £75
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Newlyn School of Art, Penzance
£75 — £75
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The Regal Theatre, Redruth
£17 — £20
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St Wenna's Church, St Wenn, Bodmin
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St Austell Arts Theatre, St Austell
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Sterts Theatre, Liskeard
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Devoran Village Hall, Truro
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