Traditional West African Dancer, Afrika Midnight Asha Abney's Dance Resume - 05:49, Thursday, March 20, 2008 |
 SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
More than 10 years in dance performance and instruction. Skilled in developing and offering private dance programs. Capable of promoting professional dance companies.
EDUCATION/TRAINING
• African Heritage Dancers and Drummers, Washington, DC
• Memory of African Culture, Washington, DC • Balafon Women's Ensemble, Washington, DC COURSES STUDIED
Traditional West African Dancing
WORKSHOPS
February 27, 2004. Riverdale Baptist Church, Upper Marlboro, MD.Black History Month Program.
February 8, 2003. Cada Vez, Washington, DC . Youth Summit Community Program.
February 8, 2003. Josephine Butler Community Center, Washington, DC.
October 24,2002. Market 5 Gallery, Washington, D.C. Celebrate Dance
SELECTED DANCE PERFORMANCES
April 25, 2004. First Annual International Food Tasting Fest. Prince George's County Area Club, Upper Marlboro, MD
July 11, 2003. Paul Robeson Study and Struggle Center, Washington, DC.
June 21, 2003. Fete Da Musique, Washington, DC
June 14, 2003. Dad - I - Tude, Washington, DC
June 7, 2003. Pan African Festival, Washington, DC
June 1, 2003. Mt. Pleasant Festival,Washington, DC
May 24, 2003. African Liberation. Howard University Blackburn Center Auditorium, Washington, DC
May 23, 2003. Kings and Queens of Poetry. UDC, Washington, DC
May 8, 2003. American Red Cross Celebration and Dinner Party. American Red Cross - Washington, DC
May 3, 2003. Unity in Diversity Day. George Washington University Marvin - Center, Washington, DC. Sponsored by DC African - American Holiday Association and Company
February 16, 2003. Black History Month Celebration. Metropolitan A.M.E. Church, Washington, DC
January 20, 2003. Black Voices for Peace: 2nd Annual of Martin Luther King Jr Birthday National Workshop and Rally for Justice and Peace: Living the Legacy of Action Against Militarism, Racism and Economic Injustice. Plymouth Congregational Church, Washington, DC
January 18, 2003. Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King Library, Washington, DC. Sponsored by The Alliance for Cultural Enrichment, MLK and Collective Voices
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