JOHANNESBURG - Zimbabwes arts group, IYASA, is doing their best in their European tour, Kululeko Innocent Dube told The Zimbabwean this week. (Pictured: Iyasa dancer)
IYASA is on a six month European tour. It is also the Zimbabwes multi-award winning performing Arts school for youths established in 2001 to support and promote the best interests of young musicians, dancers, actors and poets. It has since expanded to be a resource centre for most established and upcoming artistes, especially musicians, singers and dancers.
We are doing our level best and a lot of people are appreciating our work, said Dube.
We have toured a lot of different countries, we are left with a few months before we head back home for a break and I am satisfied with our performances as a lot of people are impressed with our displays.
I am also impressed with the support we are getting here from the Europeans, they are really supporting our activities and I dont see us failing to get the best award in the arts industry worldwide with these sterling performances we are rendering, added Dube.
IYASA has a talented and committed team of skilled and highly trained artistes in music, dance, drama and poetry, film and other genres. Through comprehensive workshops, projects, training, programmes and performances in and outside Zimbabwe IYASA plays an integral role in the development and promotion of talent in music, dance, film, poetry and theatre.
IYASA has become a household name in Zimbabwe and also established themselves into an internationally recognised organisation and ambassadors of African performing arts through projects and performances locally, regionally and internationally. This includes U.S.A, Austria, Germany, Serbia, Czech Republic, South Africa, Botswana, Swaziland, Zambia, Slovakia, and U.K among others.
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