The Kakilambe Dance
The Kakilambe Dance - A high-energy dance theatre piece where West African dance meets modern Hip-hop grooves, revealing how ancestral movement lives in today’s rhythms as evidence of cultural continuity. This expose traces the journey of the Kakilambe (father of destiny) as his ancient ritual dance echoes through time into modern Afro-dance and Hip-hop rhythms and movement.
Presented by: The Blue Room Theatre & Tony C Norment
Tony C. Norment is a multidisciplinary creative, producer, and performer with over two decades of experience in theatre, live events, and cultural programming across Australia and the US. Beginning his career in Cincinnati and Atlanta, he performed in Hair, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, and toured with the African dance troupe ADEBONAJO. Now based in Perth, Tony recently appeared in How The KKK Saved The Day (Blue Room Theatre, 2025). A writer, educator, and former nightclub and jazz cabaret operator, Tony’s work explores enlightenment, resilience, and spirit through performance, poetry, and storytelling.
Sessions
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1 Venue
The Kaos Room at The Blue Room Theatre
The Blue Room Theatre, 53 James St Mall, Perth Cultural Centre, Perth
Perth Cultural Centre (PCC) rejuvenation project construction obstructs some pathways to the venue. Please see way finding signage on-site; or refer to the CITS website for updates (https://www.cits.wa.gov.au/infrastructure/perth-cultural-centre-rejuvenation).
- Step-free mobility aid access through the main entrance with an accessible bathroom.
- Venue is 18+ but minors may attend with a parent or legal guardian
Suitability & Warnings
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Depiction of Masked Performer