SPORAH TV: A WEEK TO CELEBRATE AFRICAN TALENT!

On The Show this week we were privileged to have some wonderful guest, starting with

ASH...!

The Best Indian dancer in Great Britain today Ash Mukherjee.

Ash brings temple dance to the 21stcentury, Voted Best Indian Dancer in the UK by Dance Europe and Critics' Choice for Outstanding Contemporary Choreography Premiere, he has been noted for his remarkable speed, precision and attack by Mother Teresa, The Critics' Circle National Dance Awards UK, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, William Orbit, BBC 3, Time Out London, Dance Europe, Mike Batt, Katie Melua, Amanda Redman, Mark Summers, LaVelle Smith Jnr,Kenny Ortega, Jermaine Jackson and Michael Jackson.

In 2009 Ash was hand picked by Kenny Ortega, the director of the Michael Jackson This is it! Concert, which was set to begin July 13, 2009 through March 6, 2010, and produced by AegLive to represent India in the world's biggest comeback tour, and have a duet with Michael Jackson as a specialist dance act. But on June 25, 2009, just eighteen days before the first show, Michael Jackson died of a cardiac arrest. AegLive cancelled the whole tour.

Ash then went on to appear in Move like Michael Jackson on BBC Three, mentored by Michael’s choreographer and close friend, the MTV and Emmy Award winning LaVelle Smith Junior to perform in front of judges Jermaine Jackson, Mark Summers and Jamelia, representing Indian Classical Dance and being the only soloist to dance in the Finals.

Ash has recently been commissioned by Akademi UK to create a site specific work at Southwark Playhouse Vaults entitled Song Of The City. The piece is inspired by the poems and doodles of Guru Rabindranath Tagore, India's national poet. He has also been shortlisted for a Matthew Bourne New Adventures Choreographer Award

Please Watch His Video Below.

Ash's work with children and young adults all over the UK and in the inner city schools of London, under the boroughs of Camden and Lambeth reflects the endless passion and magic, Michael his childhood idol had for his craft and is dedicated to his memory

MISS AFRICA FRANCOPHONE 2013..!

The purpose of this competition is to celebrate African beauty by emphasizing brotherhood, friendship and reunification of Francophone Africans within the Diaspora.

Our vision through this beauty pageant is to give the opportunity to African girls in United Kingdom to shine the spotlight on Africa, tell their stories to the world and inspire one another, build self esteem, and feel beautiful inside and out.

MEET THE ORGANISERS..!

Meet Mr. John Privat who is a Promoter and Events Planner since 2000, Successively Manager of African night clubs and restaurants in London. Owner of TENDANCE FASHION shop.

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Mouna Sidibe who is Ex-Miss Fashion in Tours (France), Restaurant Supervisor in London and the Owner of B-GLAMOUR shop.