“ego does not help evolve art” - Kwame Asafo-Adjei Creator of Family Honour
Join Kwame Asafo-Adjei and me in discussing his project called Family Honour. Family Honour is a raw exploration of family and personal trauma, putting audiences in the front seat for tense, honest confrontations that go generations deep. Kwame Asafo-Adjei is a dance artist who fuses his hip hop training with contemporary dance and his Ghanaian background, often exploring the development of Black culture, themes of tension and release are ever-present in his provocative work.
We talk about his creative process in developing family honour, he discusses his upbringing and his experience of being sent back to Ghana. We also touch on leadership, African culture and parents, ego and self-reflection.
Family Honour plays at Sadler Well's Theatre in Angel (London) on the 14/15th of September.
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Family Honour is part of Well Seasoned, designed by Sadler’s Wells Artistic Director and Chief Executive Alistair Spalding and Breakin’ Convention’s Artistic Director Jonzi D and Director Michelle Norton. This programme brings exceptional and relevant shows by Black artists to the stage, celebrating Black dance.
Kwame is the Founder and Artistic Director of Spoken Movement, a company that has taken the elements of street dance and contemporary dance to create its own vocabulary in movement.
https://www.instagram.com/spoken_movement/?hl=en (Kwame's Theather Company Instagram)
