Afro Active Fitness Afro Active Fitness is designed to educate participants in African dance while incorporating high intensity movements and routines to provide a full-body fitness experience. Movements that challenge flexibility, strength, balance and aerobic endurance using elements of traditional and modern African dance.  Push the limits of your body

Learn how to take material taught in flamenco class and apply it to a performance or community jam situation (which is always accompanied by live music). Students rarely take their dance out of the classroom and as such do not experience the beauty, joy and extent of the art form.

Kids On The Move Using improvisation, movement and storytelling, kids can immerse themselves in the colourful world of African culture with no dance background required. All they need is two feet and their imagination! Contact us to enroll your child in an upcoming class. Kids on the move (5-8 years)

OSDI consists of intensive training through seven consecutive days of dance, suitable for dancers with previous experience in intermediate and advanced levels of training, who seek to expand their knowledge of dance and develop greater facility of movement. Open to all interested dancers, 18 years and older. Dancers 16 &

Improve strength, tone, flexibility, coordination and control from the pleasures of movement, sharing the joy and passion of the interaction between rhythm and motion by getting the whole body moving. This class begins with a series of warm-ups and isolations that explore the diversity in movement designed to prepare the

Are you passionate about dance and looking to be a part of something extra-ordinary? Woezo Africa Music and Dance theatre is seeking female and male dancers in Afro Caribbean, Afro Cuban, Hip Hop, Step and Tap for their 3rd annual UNGANISHA dance theatre Extravaganza on the 22nd of February 2020.

Learn how to take material taught in flamenco class and apply it to a performance or community jam situation (which is always accompanied by live music). Students rarely take their dance out of the classroom and as such do not experience the beauty, joy and extent of the art form.

Are you a dancer of African or Caribbean decent? Do you love African dance and culture? Do you want to be part of a dynamic team of dancers committed to grow & develop their skills? Then we would LOVE for you to join our dance team! Woezo Africa is looking

OSDI consists of intensive training through seven consecutive days of dance, suitable for dancers with previous experience in intermediate and advanced levels of training, who seek to expand their knowledge of dance and develop greater facility of movement. Open to all interested dancers, 18 years and older. Dancers 16 &