Soul Steps speaks the language of rhythm! This showcase of the African-American dance tradition known as “stepping” explores how step started among African-American fraternities and sororities on college campuses as a means of unity and self-expression, and has deep roots in the migrant labor culture of South African gold mines. Students enjoy the high-energy step choreography performed by the ensemble along with interactive breakdowns of step moves that engage the audience in both the physicality and the history behind the dance.
Grades: K - 8
Audience Limit: 250
Program Length: 50 Minutes
Assembly Price: $1,660
Assembly Two-in-a-Row Price: $2,225
Travel Fee: $95/day
Wooden floor and sound system is required. One handheld wireless mic; access to an audio cord for a cell phone that can be plugged into the school speaker that can be controlled from onstage. Bottled water and four chairs. Size of performance space needed 21 ft x 14.5 ft. Stage is preferable, let us know if it will need to be another performance space. There must be at least 15 minutes between each performance.