WUZA WUZA DANCE COMPANY • PROGRAM OFFERINGS

Masterclasses, Residencies & Stage Touring

Wuza Wuza Dance Company brings the living pulse of Ghanaian culture to schools, conservatories, and premier festival stages worldwide. Explore our specialized offerings tailored for educational excellence and artistic impact.

Master drummer guiding students through West African polyrhythms on traditional drums
Percussion Masterclass
Ga, Ewe & Ashanti Polyrhythms
African Drumming Masterclasses
Intensive, hands-on training led by Wuza Wuza master percussionists. Students explore polyrhythmic meters, tonal clarity on djembe, atumpan, and fontomfrom, and the oral history behind Ghanaian talking drum linguistics.
Target Audience: Percussionists, music academies, university conservatories & community ensembles
Program Format: 2-Hour Intensives to 3-Day Immersions
Booking & Logistics: Authentic drums provided on request, staging & acoustic advisory included, worldwide touring availability
Key Focus: Cross-rhythmic coordination, authentic call-and-response, cultural drum dialogues
Students and teaching artist practicing Ghanaian dance steps in a school studio
Educational Outreach
K-12 & Collegiate Cultural Curriculum
School Dance Residencies
Interactive dance residencies aligning Ghanaian movement with national arts and social studies standards. Teaching artists engage students through Adowa, Kpanlogo, and Bawa steps, folktales, and cooperative rhythm exercises.
Target Audience: Elementary through high schools, university dance departments & youth arts programs
Program Format: 1 to 8 Weeks (Modular Daily or Weekly Sessions)
Booking & Logistics: Arts curriculum guide provided, student showcase culmination, eligible for arts-in-education grants
Key Focus: Standards-aligned syllabus, kinesthetic learning, peer teamwork & cultural empathy
Wuza Wuza dancers in ceremonial attire performing high-energy routine under stage lights
Mainstage Repertoire
Full Ensemble Choreography & Live Percussion
Festival Touring Productions
Monumental stage productions that showcase the athletic dynamism and royal elegance of Ghanaian performance. Featuring live drum orchestras, authentic handwoven Kente costumes, and high-energy narrative choreography.
Target Audience: Performing arts centers, international cultural festivals, civic celebrations & theater series
Program Format: 60 to 90 Minutes (Full Concert or 45-Min Festival Set)
Booking & Logistics: Comprehensive technical rider & lighting cues provided, 8 to 18 artists, post-show artist Q&A included
Key Focus: Acrobatic stamina, royal court regalia, vocal chants & dynamic theatrical staging

Need a Tailored Residency or Commission?

Wuza Wuza Dance Company collaborates with presenters, schools, and cultural festivals worldwide to create custom itineraries and educational packages.

Community Outreach & Education

Bring Wuza Wuza to Your School or Community

Wuza Wuza Dance Company brings living African dance, oral history, and polyrhythmic drumming traditions to classrooms, community stages, and cultural centers across the country. Choose a clear pathway below to collaborate with our master artists.

Authentic Live Drums Flexible Timeframes On-Site Nationwide
Schools & Universities
School & Campus Residencies

K-12 Assembly & Multi-Day Residencies

Bring master Ghanaian dancers and percussionists directly to your students. Curriculum-aligned programs teach polyrhythmic time signatures, historical context, and traditional dances with live drumming.
All-school assembly performances with live Fontomfrom drums
Classroom clinics connecting rhythm, physics, and world geography
Multi-day student choreography leading to a finale showcase
Teacher curriculum guide & educational syllabus included
Audience Focus:1 Day to 6 Weeks

K-12 Districts • Universities • Performing Arts Magnet Schools

Community & Civic
Community Centers & Clinics

Open-Level Dance & Drumming Intensives

High-energy, intergenerational dance and drumming workshops designed for community centers, youth clubs, cultural festivals, and recreational centers. Open to all ages and experience levels.
Accessible traditional dances: Kpanlogo, Adowa, and Agbadza
Hands-on Djembe & master drum circles provided for participants
Family-friendly cultural exchange with oral history storytelling
Flexible indoor or outdoor open-air community staging
Audience Focus:Half-Day to Weekend Clinics

Youth Centers • Arts Festivals • Public Libraries

Cultural Institutions
Museums & Arts Councils

Civic Partnerships & Master Series

Collaborative residencies tailored for museums, performing arts centers, embassies, and arts commissions. Features lecture-demonstrations, master artist symposia, and commissioned stage works.
Curated lecture-demonstrations on West African movement systems
Professional development for dance faculty and teaching artists
Site-specific performances alongside museum exhibits or archives
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) grant & co-presenting partnership support
Audience Focus:Curated Seasonal Projects

Museums • State Arts Councils • Civic Theaters

How School & Organization Bookings Work

Transparent 3-step process to bring authentic dance education to your venue

Now booking for upcoming semester & seasons
STEP 01

Initial Consultation

Tell us your educational objectives, audience age, preferred dates, and facility specifications.

STEP 02

Custom Curriculum Plan

Our artistic directors design a tailored lesson schedule, repertoire focus, and instrument logistics.

STEP 03

Artist Placement & Engagement

Wuza Wuza master artists arrive on site with authentic instruments, woven regalia, and complete lesson materials.

Need customized grant proposals or district procurement paperwork?

Our outreach directors assist with W-9 forms, school board approvals, and cultural council grants.