This show was amazing! If you have an appreciation for real, raw art, then you will like this show. The story is so real and well depicted. I would go to see this show again and again and again. The theatre is beautifully designed and added to the elegance and ambience. I went on the 1st night - August 8/13 and the turn out was poor - not sure that it was effectively advertised, but if you have a chance to go, please, see this show and appreciate the culture...so rich!

What's wrong with bare breasted women who are confident, proud and above secure in their natural state of being? I rather see, enjoy beautiful, natural, bare breasted breasts than having to be subjected to all these fake implants meat for sexual business only --under the pretense of fashion and beauty -huh? Men can also display their penises-if done in a very respectful manner - provided the their manly shields are not fake or slouchy for the eye to appreciate. A human being in the most natural state is so majestic and gorgeous.

We loved this!!! So full of joy and energy and color. Amazingly talented singers and dancers. Great costumes. great drumming and so much athleticism - humor too. And the narrator, who tells the story/history of South African music/dance, was just perfect. Gave some context without going on too long. Every performer (and it was a troupe of about 20? or so - was so engaging. Go see it!!! They need a better publicist - on the other hand if they had one it wouldn't have been so easy to get a seat!

OMG, this show was fantastic. I havent seen such great performances and singers in years. There was fantastic singing and dancing. It made you want to get up out of your seat. It will send chills down your spine. The costumes were beautifully executed on both men and women. There wasn't a singing voice that wasn't angelic. Tell all your friends and family to go see this show. Broadway here they come.