Training

EEA STILT WALKING & MOKO JUMBIE WORKSHOPS

Are you a creative practitioner keen to learn the art of Stilt walking and/or to broaden your practise?  Do you live, work or play in Greenwich? Then join us for a 9 weeks programme of FREE workshops to develop practical stilt walking skills & techniques whilst gaining knowledge about the art of the Moko Jumbies.

Date: 02/03/2022 – 25/05/2022

Posted: 01/02/2022


Are you a Creative Professionals who is keen to learn to stilt walk and broaden their practice?

 

Do you live, work or play in Greenwich?

 

Then join us for a full 9 week programme of FREE workshops develop practical stilt walking skills and techniques, while gaining knowledge about the Moko Jumbies;  an expression of African, Caribbean culture experienced through a traditional Carnival art form.

 

This is a wonderful opportunity to develop or expand your practise with opportunities for future paid work as a part of a new troupe.

 

The programme will start on 2nd March and finish on 25th May and will be held at Rothbury Hall, Azof Street, Greenwich SE10 0EF

Dates:  2nd, 16, 30 March, 13th, 27th April & 4th,11th, 18th & 25th May

 

SIGN UP NOW FOR THE FULL PROGRAMME here

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stilt-walking-workshops-the-art-of-the-moko-jumbie-training-programe-tickets-251339752967

 

MOKO JUMBIE:

The art of the Moko Jumbie takes its heritage from West Africa and the Caribbean and is very much a unifying force acknowledging the strong spiritual and cultural links between Africa and the wider diaspora. Having travelled from West Africa the Moko Jumbie finds its home in Carnival as a playful spirit watching over communities.

Emergency Exit Arts is working with Sunshine International Arts, who specialise in Carnival Arts and have a background in Carnival Traditions and the history of Moko Jumbies, creating costumes and working with Carnival artists and performers.

If you have any queries, please email info@eea.org.uk

Date: Wed, 02/03/2022 (All day) – Wed, 25/05/2022 (All day)
Contact Name: Eva
Contact Email: info@eea.org.uk
Contact Tel: 020 8853 4809


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