Providing a masterclass in rhythm and with an energy that beggars belief, Zulu Dancers and Drummers is one of the most entertaining acts available on the entertainment circuit today.
With colourful, authentic costumes and a striking showcase, this group are built to perform and can do so with an inspiring ease. It is down to the passion of the collective, all of which are dedicated performers with the aim of promoting African culture and spreading their essence of love and togetherness.
Fiercely committed to their art form, the drum and dance troupe have provided incredible entertainment at corporate events, showcasing themes of teamwork, focus, rhythm and communication. They have featured at renowned international airports, welcoming guests in a unique way, most notably at the South Africa World Cup 2010. They have also impressed at private functions, becoming a popular alternative act for wedding entertainment and parties.
Forever with a smile on their faces, the group simply love what they do and this is what has brought them such success. A dynamic presence and something different at product launches, award ceremonies and the like, the African dancers and drummers have brought a show that inspires singing and dancing and is remembered long after the curtain call.
Unbelievable singers, instrumentalist and dancers, the group are loud, proud and mind-blowingly entertaining. Don’t miss the unique and powerful sound and showcase of this hugely talented team.
Making sound from chanting, singing and the steady drumbeat, and bringing it to life with tribal dancing and routines to engage crowds, the Zulu Dancers and Drummers break all boundaries of what corporate entertainment should entail and impress each and every time.
The group can perform as a four-piece or expand to bring more and more players for a larger spectacle. They are at home at venues big or small and their infectious energy breathes life into any event, making them worthy performers at any celebration.
Singing and dancing in the style of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, with performances including the South African gumboot dance, there is a feel-good atmosphere that is at home during any event. A South African Zulu choir is available to hire alongside the African dance collective.
With many options available, the group are highly versatile and can tailor their drum and dance act to suit your every need.
