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Ayodele Drum and Dance Group

Posted inHyde Park, Stage & Screen

Now Five Years Old, Red Clay Dance Takes the Stage

by Chelsea Leu October 28, 2013November 11, 2013

Five women in hooded jumpsuits, four in blue and one in white, rise from the floor as the light that illuminates them grows in intensity. Each woman commands attention in turns, one executing balletic turns and leaps, another raising her leg in the air with yogic concentration. The woman in white begins to dance, but […]

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