Jamfolk in association with The Drum Presents “A beg yuh try out yuh lef foot”
Produced by Jamfolk Performing Company, featuring Jamaican folk music, song, dance, and comedy
“A beg u try out yuh lef foot” as the title suggests, when the sweet music hits the audience they will have no choice but to get up and dance, shaking the right foot and then trying out the left.
The evening will be reminiscent of old time Mento Rhythms, Anansi Stories, Folk Songs and Comedy.
Music backed by New Wave Roots & Reggae Band
This event will be a visual and sensory journey back to the island of Jamaica, using backdrops and props as the team magically re-creates the island in the sun.
Tickets : £8.00 to £10.00
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