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Last update: November 2023
ADANTA provide you with African dance and drumming entertainment for weddings as well as other private functions with spectacular performances that are delivered in bright and colourful African dance costumes which add novelty and colour to your special day.
Experience
ADANTA have over 14 years experience of delivering quality services in the UK and abroad. On average, they offer entertainment for over 30 weddings a year.
They have also performed in high profile festivals, issue-based events and theatre productions in major UK cities, Ireland, USA, Dubai, Austria, Norway and The Channel Islands.
Services offered
They perform traditional African dance and music with 7 dancers, drummers and acrobat. With this combination of people they are able to offer a variety of performances for your wedding day.
Shows at ADANTA are exciting and very popular with audiences of all cultural background and have a unique cross-genre appeal that engages people of all ages.
How they work
They exist to explore and express ideas through dance, which reflects their African roots, society and way of life. ADANTA's philosophy is to create innovative works by using sources rooted in traditional African culture and to communicate the diversity of dance vocabulary within the continent to their wide range of audiences.
Other services
You can also hire their services for:
- Festivals
- Issue-based events
- Theatre productions
- Private functions
- Corporate events
Areas covered
Although ADANTA are an African dance and theatre company based in Brent, North West London, they also cover all UK cities, Europe and other parts of the world. So do not hesitate to get in touch with them to discuss your requirements.
- Black-owned
- Woman-owned
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North West London and South East London
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Excellent, entertaining & lots of fun.
I would definitely recommend.
Fantastic, professional and enjoyable
Just Excellent!!!!
Your interaction with our guests was beautiful to watch. I will highly recommend them. Thank you for making our day a very special one. 👌❤️
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Meet the Team
Tania has been with ADANTA Dance group from the start.
She joined as a young girl and has grown with the group.
Tania dances African dance and Street dance.
She is a graduate of Theatre Arts, a Poet and an Actress.
She is a lover of African Dance and Culture.
Rose is one of the Co Founders of ADANTA Dance Group.
She is a Volunteer for the group and currently co ordinates events, booking and different projects of ADANTA. These projects include kids African dance classes, Igbo language classes, Adults dance classes and fund raising.
Rose was a Lead Dancer of ADANTA Dance Group. She occasionally supports the group to play support drum and Ogene.
Rose can be reached via email on adanta.dance@gmail.com
Please contact Rose with any events booking query via text or whatsapp - 07903894651 , instergram @adantadance.
Sunny is the Founder of ADANTA Dance group.
Sunny has been a dance from a very young age in Nigeria.
He teaches and choreographs African dance from the continent of Africa.
Sunny is an Accountant by profession but he has devoted many years of his life teaching young people African dance forms.
He mentors young people from different African countries. He supports and encourages them to value their culture and use their dance skills to earn a living and keep away from crime.
