Find all K-PAG productions underneath in chronological order:
November 2007 – now
The children’s performance Kipawa was presented for the first time during the 2007 tour. It relates the story of princess Kipawa who wants to dance but is not allowed to do so. Until…
August 2007 – now
During the World Refugee Day Cultural Event organized by GTZ, K-PAG (Kenya Performing Arts Group) staged its Premiere of “Asante”.
September 2007
In September 2007 K-PAG Mix presented their first production: Unfinished statement.
January 2007 – now
Make love, make sense was first performed at the World Social Forum addressing the issue of HIV/AIDS.
In progress since 2006.
Tru Colours is a production in progress made by KPAG members assisted by Odak Onyango in the role of artistic director. The theme of the production are issues that affect us in our daily lives.
August – November 2006
Try Tri - Changes and find yourself in this physical portrait of what we fear and desire most.
September – November 2005
In a series of dances we honour, imitate and sometimes poke fun at the beautiful flamingo’s of Lake Nakuru.
April 2005 – November 2005
Explosive, engaging and inspiring reflection on life in which the audience is taken through the time and space and development of mankind.
March 2005
An exploration of the human soul and the problems encountered daily in the struggle to give meaning to our existence, told through the eyes of various KPAG members.
November 2004
KPAG members, auditioned in different parts of Kenya, were brought in three days after their selection, and performed together.
November 2003 – December 2003
A collage of physical theatre, modern jazz, dance music, mime and dance, artistically exploring common social themes like chaos, war and personal relations.
October 7-15, 2003
The performance was a reflection of the exhibited work of painter Lisa McKay.