Step Afrika!, the world’s leading authority on stepping, is set to launch its inaugural Step Afrika! Step Classic, a vibrant ...

CONWAY, Ark. — The University of Central Arkansas Public Appearances will host "Step Afrika!", a professional dance company dedicated to the tradition of stepping. The performance by "Step Afrika!" ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. – Blacksburg is currently hosting world-renowned dance company Step Afrika! They have performed in over 60 countries and at the White House since their founding in 1994. On Friday, the ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Step Afrika!'s annual gala is a celebration of dance, culture, and community.

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. After thrilling Lied Center audiences in 2021, Step Afrika! will return with ...

Step dancing, or stepping, is a form of dance performed in many African-American fraternities and sororities. At 10 p.m. today in the IMU, Step Afrika, the first company dedicated to stepping, will ...

When we listen to music, we oftentimes think of a piano or a guitar. But music can be constructed without a manmade instrument — human bodies can become instruments, creating song and dance through ...

Step Afrika!, the renowned, internationally touring company, is bringing its stomping, clapping, highly energetic, intricately choreographed performance Jan. 28 to Dominican University in River Forest ...

Step Afrika!, an international dance company based in Washington, D. C., is commemorating 21 years of dance and educational youth empowerment with a fundraising event. The Step Afrika! VIP Gala will ...

It's "Riverdance" performed with the whole body (not just the bottom half), it's "Stomp!" without the props, it's drumline with dancing ... it's Step Afrika!, the first professional company in the ...

NEW BEDFORD — “Don’t save your applause until the end,” advises Step Afrika! founder C. Brian Williams. “You don't have to be quiet; come and make some noise!” You also probably won’t want to stay in ...

As a student at Howard University, C. Brian Williams became familiar with step within his fraternity, and later explored similar dance practices with the gumboot style of South Africa. Williams ...