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Inspired by the faked-foul theatrics of World Cup soccer, a horrible kid has won skate contests throughout the US by falling and writhing on the ground during his run and then blaming uneven ramps, rough ground and rays of sunlight until he gets a redo. This 35-member company of "roving ambassadors" hopes to foster a greater understanding of Africa by sharing their unique blend of traditional dance, music, and storytelling, punctuated by acrobatics, comedy, and theatrics with audiences from Sydney to Rio and from Moscow to Los Angeles. In addition to self-indulgence, boisterous games and satirical theatrics were part of the celebration. |
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