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Haba na Haba hujaza kibaba” – little by little fills the measure – inspires patience and growth. In his solo piece, Paul Damiano from Kenya reflects on childhood, playfulness, and life experiences that shaped him. Through dance, he invites audiences to explore memories, celebrate small steps, and see how they build the person we become. Haba na Haba is a joyful, reflective journey through Paul’s life and the wisdom of growing up.

Dance production

Haba na Haba

Details

“Haba na Haba hujaza kibaba” is a Swahili saying often taught to children to encourage them to take life one step at a time. It conveys the idea that small achievements add up to the bigger successes and goals in life.

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Credits

Cast

Tanz, Performance

Team

Musik Produktion

Künstlerische Leitung, Choreografie

Produktionsleitung, Künstlerische Assistenz

Catalina Roldan

Fotografie

Waithera Schreyeck

Choreografie

Vivien Musweiler

Outside- Eye

Lina Thöne Mustafa Fuzer

Design & Illustration, Fotografie, Diversitätsguide

Eric Schmidt

Kamera & Schnitt

Julie Ilner

Produktionsleitung

Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes NRW
NRW Landesbüro Freie Darstellende Künste

Financed by

Supported by

KKT Köln
Stapeltor Duisburg

Dates

  • SAMSTAG

    April 12, 2025

    Hundert Pro Festival Vol. 6.1.

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