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Bringing African and Caribbean histories and contemporary stories to life

Bringing African and Caribbean histories and contemporary stories to lifeBringing African and Caribbean histories and contemporary stories to lifeBringing African and Caribbean histories and contemporary stories to life
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 Kuumba Nia Arts is an Black led Oxford-based touring theatre company that produces and develops work based on traditional African theatrical forms and aesthetics.  In Swahili, Kuumba means ‘creativity’ whilst Nia can be translated as ‘intention’ or ‘purpose’.  Our mission and purpose is to fuse contemporary creative performance styles with historical African forms that have been passed to the diaspora to create a theatre that breaks new ground. Creating unique productions of startling authenticity that inform, surprise and entertain. We also run workshops, film screenings and events.     
 

Kuumba Nia Arts is 15 years old come celebrate our Sankofa Journey with us

    Celebrating our past and being guided for our future

      Sankofa - “it is not taboo to look back and collect what you've forgotten”  


     Over the next 6 months we shall revisit and honour some of the best elements of our last 15 year, reengaging with our community as we prepare for a bright future. 

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    On Their Own Ground IS BACK! Meet three women who's life stories show that vision plus action can change anything!

      Three Interwoven Stories Of Triumph And Hope

      On Their Own Ground   

      7.30pm 8th May   

      John Bunyan Church Hall   

      Crowell Road. OX4 3LD   
       Meet three women who's life stories show that vision plus action can change anything!   Join Madam C J Walker, Amy Ashwood Garvey and Amy Jacques Garvey on a journey post slavery, through Garveyism, Harlem renaissance, Pan Africanism and beyond 


       An evening of a rehearsed reading performance Q&A mingling and refreshments   

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      SOLD IS BACK! MARKING THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF REMEMBRANCE

      SOLD IS BACK! MARKING THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF REMEMBRANCE OF VICTIMS OF SLAVERY AND THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE 25 MARCH 2025

      SOLD TRAILER 2025

      Video footage by Derek James

      Photographs by David Fisher

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