Jambo! (Hello)
My name is Elizabeth Kahura the founder of the African Safari Program. I was born in East Africa, in a country called Kenya. I am a storyteller, performer, singer and an educator.
"An educational and inspiring Program that brings out the true feeling of Africa!"
"African Safari Program: Engaging, Entertaining and Educating! "
Happy holidays, my Friends! You are welcome to attend any of my Public performances in libraries, museums, and Public events. We will celebrate " Holidays around the world," Kwanzaa, Martin Luther Day, Black History Month, and many more. Please check my calendar(upcoming Events) for more information.
"Elizabeth Kahura, one of our new artists, made her first visit to Tyler in November. This incredible performer kept the students spellbound with her authentic African costumes, instruments, props, and stories. Her shows demonstrate the similarities and differences between the US and African cultures; the main goal of her programs is to encourage a more tolerant attitude towards those cultural differences. One of the schools has already begun using her catchphrase as a guideline in their school - "Good choices, good things." THANK YOU, Elizabeth, for joining our roster."
Pam Linser,
Education Director,
Young Audiences of Northeast Texas
African Safari Program
5011 Daymon Court Hutto TX 78634 Tel: (512) 826-0756
Email: ekahura@hotmail.com
Website: www.safariprogram.com
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Sample Tech Rider:
1. A performance area of at least 25’ wide x 12’ deep.
2. Power outlet.
3. Three long tables to place presentation props.
4. A screen for a short PowerPoint presentation.
5. Microphone for sound projection.
6. Students may be seated on the floor or in rows of chairs.
7. Access to the performance area for set-up and sound check is required 45 minutes before the performance begins.