‘Jaku Mumor’
Ghanaian musician and dancer Okaidja Afroso during a previous performance on-stage. Afroso will be performing his newest project, “Jaku Mumor,” April 27 in Moses Lake at Wallenstien Theater.
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Okaidja Afroso, pictured, is a Ghanaian musician and artist who will be performing in Moses Lake April 27 at 7 p.m. in Wallenstien Theater. The performance will incorporate music, dance and film to tell the story of Ghanaian Ga-Dangme fishermen.
Okaidja Afroso, pictured, was born into a family of musicians and storytellers in Kokrobite, a fishing town on the coast of Ghana, according to Afroso’s website. He began his career as a dancer with the celebrated Ghana Dance Ensemble and now leads multi-media art performances.
MOSES LAKE — The multi-media performance event “Jaku Mumor,” created and led by artist Okaidja Afroso, will be making its way to Moses Lake through the Columbia Basin Allied Arts. The performance will be held April 27 at Big Bend Community College’s Wallenstien Theater at 7 p.m.
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