'Dance is beautiful': Kenyan slum reaches for ballet stars
Despite Kenya’s burgeoning dance scene, the country does not host a professional ballet company
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Despite Kenya’s burgeoning dance scene, the country does not host a professional ballet company
For the past four years, Bravian has dedicated himself to ballet and is now part of a group of approximately 100 children who have been preparing for mo
Kenya’s pre-eminent and most diverse dance school is committed to teaching talented dancers, irrespective of their ability to pay for training. The photographer Luis Tato watched the company rehearse and perform the Nutcracker, the classical ballet traditionally performed at Christmas, at the Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi
Bravian Mise hits a series of grand jetes -- leaping like a gazelle across the cramped living room -- and pirouettes during an exhaustive rehearsal at his home in a Kenyan slum.- 'An inspiration' - Bravian does his daily exercises in a small room, undisturbed by the loud music from a nearby bar.
Bravian Mise does a series of long throws and pirouettes in the narrow living room of a tin-roofed house in a slum in the Kenyan capital. The thirteen-year-old takes up classical dance in the hope of one day becoming a professional.