JUNGLE! Our newest touring show!
JUNGLE! Is a fun show that will take the audience on a circus journey into the jungle!
The Kenya Safari Acrobats have been performing for collectively for over 30 years. 20 of those years have been in the USA. When the Kenya Safari Acrobats came to the USA they joined many others and continued with the way all other groups presented their shows. In 2011 the group decided to make some changes to their style. At that time they started different types of shows. GOOGALA, LOST IN AFRICA, CIRQUE MARDI GRAS, SAFARI TRAIN, FUSION AND THE NEWEST SHOW CALLED AFRO WORLD. The acrobats have developed different styles based on the countries they are from. Some of the acts are not traditional African acrobats, Such as a twist on the ROLLA BOLLA And the female that lifts up five men and bends metal and new for 2020 she will be spinning fire and a huge cube. The show will also feature a storyteller from Kenya that will tell tales of Africa. These stories will teach the culture in a fun way. Their acrobatics is distinctive and incorporates Chinese skills from training in China, and physical exercises. In general, there are two styles of Acrobatic shows: Street performance style and circus style.
The troupes that emphasize Street Style shows feature 5-6 artists who often perform traditional style dancing alongside of acrobatics. Circus style shows: They are more like a show with a story. The individual performers and groups of acrobats do amazing acts of balancing, juggling, and gymnastics, and they are often amusing. |
Strength and balance: Kenya Safari acrobats tend to emphasize strength, balance and extreme flexibility. Because of their culture in Africa, they blend dancing and drumming into some of shows as well.
Street show sample. Please note this is with more artist which will bring up the price.
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The Acrobats focus especially on developing strength and Balance throughout their bodies. All the muscles are the key to all precisely controlled movement involving the. torso. Strong legs are essential for maintaining perfect balance while standing on a Rolla Bolla, The balancing ladder, other objects or on other acrobats.
AMINA HOLDING UP 5 MEN! When you think of African dance, you think of traditional dancing. But break dancing and afro-beat have become very popular. If you would like a high energy show that features all styles of dancing including traditional style, we have a new show for 2020 called Breaking out of AFRICA The dancers will take you through a story with dancing and also some drumming.. 
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Makange delights the audience with his many balancing acts. |
