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On Sunday, April 18, Ki Theatre in Washington will complete its fourpart “Exchange Series” with a program highlighting traditional songs, ceremonial dances and stories of the Iroquois people. Bill Crouse and Kevin Johnny-John, full blooded Seneca Indians who reside on the Allegany Indian Reservation in New York, will present two programs.
At 2 p.m., for the first twenty registrants, a participatory workship will feature a guided learning experience of traditional tribal rituals.
At 7:30 and evening performance will include costumed dancing, songs and stories, with emphasis on providing a meaningful understanding of the origins of the dances and songs, the customs, musical instruments and the history of the Seneca, the largest, and previously most
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