African Acrobats – The Black Angels Show
The Black Angels African Acrobats originate from Mombasa, Kenya Africa. They have performed in over 25 
countries in the last ten years, including Australia, China, Korea, Germany, France, Italy and Spain.
The Black Angels African Acrobats have been performing in America since February of 1999 and have received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. The African Acrobats show can be up to one hour in length and blends what we have come to call “circus” acrobatics with popular dance moves set to live and taped African music. The result is an electrifying experience which is sure to move even the most jaded audience member. What we have here essentially is a re-evaluation of the variety arts which is as radical as that which happened to popular music in the late 1950’s: the culture of youth, with all its energy, vitality and rhythm, has now taken over the circus.
Welcome to the new and exciting world of the Black Angels African Acrobats! Circuses, even the most avant-garde like Cirque du Soleil work on the European concept of “spectacle”. Even at its most glorious it is akin to watching a symphony. People want immediacy, they want in-your-face excitement – the Black Angels show meets that need. The reason that young people can’t relate to slow-pace of the traditional circus performance is that they live in the same world that we do, which is fast-paced, rhythm driven environment of the MTV-generation.
As a result the success of the first Black Angels tour has been both immediate and irreversible. These first six African Acrobats came like thieves in the night into the American cultural scene and took it by storm. Within three months they had went from one NBA half-time show booking to a schedule which saw them perform for almost every NBA team once, and some twice and more. As soon as the word got out of the African Acrobats the authorities took notice. They were being called to open 
the tours for major recording stars like Monica, 98 Degrees and Blackstreet, and getting rave reviews in the process. David Letterman took notice, and called for them to come on his show which they did on July 21, 1999. Their calendar booked up fast and soon they were able to reach millions with their message. The revolution is continuing with every new booking of the African Acrobats.
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Watch The Black Angels African Acrobats Demo Video…
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