ValRich Arts has revealed the launch of Uganda Dance Nights, a groundbreaking celebration of dance, culture, and artistic collaboration.
The event, scheduled for Saturday, 22 March 2024, at the prestigious Kampala Serena Hotel, Victoria Ballroom, promises to be nothing short of an unforgettable evening that unites Ugandan talent with global dance icons.
Word from the organizers has it that the launch event will feature world-renowned dancers Oti Mabuse, a two-time champion of Strictly Come Dancing, and her husband, Marius Iepure, an acclaimed Latin dance coach and former professional on Germany’s Let’s Dance.
Their presence symbolizes the global appeal of Uganda Dance Nights and the universal language of dance that transcends borders.
While addressing the media at the launch, Valentino, Creative Director of ValRich Arts, expressed his excitement saying, “Uganda Dance Nights is more than just a performance. It’s a celebration of unity, artistry, and the boundless possibilities of collaboration. Oti and Marius’ presence elevates this event, and their expertise will inspire dancers and audiences alike.”
Zena, Director of ValRich Arts, emphasized the event’s vision, saying, “At ValRich Arts, we aim to nurture talent and create platforms where art thrives globally. Uganda Dance Nights tells Uganda’s story through the beauty of dance, and this is just the beginning of something extraordinary.”
NBS Television, a sponsor of the event, reaffirmed their commitment to promoting Uganda’s creative industry. Speaking on behalf of the network, a representative shared: “By supporting Uganda Dance Nights, we are amplifying Uganda’s talent and showcasing its brilliance to the world. We are proud to be part of this cultural milestone.”
Talent Africa Group, a key partner in the initiative, also expressed their pride in the collaboration. Their spokesperson highlighted: “Uganda Dance Nights is a testament to what can be achieved through passion, creativity, and collaboration. We are honored to partner with ValRich Arts to raise the bar for performing arts in Uganda.”
