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Ubuntu
by Drum Cafe Drum Cafe - Winnipeg, MB & Johannesburg, South Africa
V.9 - Planetarium
Journey to Africa with this amazing interactive musical experience. Winnipeg's Drum Cafe has teamed up with spectacular South African vocalist Nosipho Mtotoba and drummer extraordinaire Tiny Modise to share the beauty of African music that has led director J. Stoller to spend years studying this musical genre. The power of the drums comes alive with each audience member having their own djembe drum to play.
One drum is nice. One hundred drums are...well, come experience it for yourself.

Director:
Jay Stoller

Show Info:
60 minutes
Genre:
Unclassifiable

Audience:
General

Thu July 18 11:00 AM
Fri July 19 4:30 PM
Sat July 20 9:30 PM
Mon July 22 6:00 PM
Tue July 23 8:00 PM
Thu July 25 12:45 PM
Fri July 26 1:00 PM

Ubuntu by Drum Cafe	Drum Cafe - Winnipeg, MB & Johannesburg, South Africa	V.9 - Planetarium
	Journey to Africa with this amazing interactive musical experience. Winnipeg's Drum Cafe has teamed up with spectacular South African vocalist Nosipho Mtotoba and drummer extraordinaire Tiny Modise to share the beauty of African music that has led director J. Stoller to spend years studying this musical genre. The power of the drums comes alive with each audience member having their own djembe drum to play. One drum is nice. One hundred drums are...well, come experience it for yourself. Director: Jay Stoller	Show Info: 60 minutes Genre: Unclassifiable Audience: General	Thu July 18 11:00 AM Fri July 19 4:30 PM Sat July 20 9:30 PM Mon July 22 6:00 PM Tue July 23 8:00 PM Thu July 25 12:45 PM Fri July 26 1:00 PM

Ubuntu

Drum Cafe—Planetarium

My palms sting, my shins ache and my neck is sore.

My palms sting from pounding the drum so hard; my shins ache from tapping my foot so much; and my neck is sore from bopping up and down fervently.

Energy and excitement underline this fun and frolicking event. If you don’t have a good time in here, you really don’t know how to have a good time.

One warning: this show is LOUD. If you’re sound sensitive, you may think about ear plugs. I’m accustomed to theatre and concert levels, and I left with a slight ringing in the ears.

Ray Yuen