01 January 2006 Factual 52 mins
Several years ago Bawren Tavaziva was an unemployed teenager dancing on the streets of Zimbabwe's townships to earn enough money to eat. Today, his UK-based contemporary dance company, Tavaziva Dance, performs at London's premier dance venues.
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Bawren Tavaziva as Self
Ingrid Sinclair Director
United Kingdom 01 January 2006
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