Fine Art: Abdoun Fortuny Kumba on the international scene

The various meetings in which Abdoun Fortuny Kumba will participate at the continental and international levels will be moments for him to share his knowledge, experience and artistic talent in order to deliver his messages. The journey that began in January in Guyana continues on its merry way through other horizons. From April 13 to 20, the Congolese narrator will take to the stage in Ivory Coast, as part of the Abidjan Performing Arts Market, as a member of the festival’s international artistic committee.

His artistic adventure will continue from April 22 to 27 when he will be welcomed at the French Institute of Mali with a performance of “4 Heures du matin” by Ernest Gaines. From April 28 to May 5, Abdoun Fortuny will be showcasing his artistic skills at the Goethe-Institut in Abidjan as part of the final stage of the creation of the show “I’ll Take It or Leave It.” From 10 to 21 May, the artist will lead storytelling workshops organized by Tam Tam in Kinshasa; Then from May 27 to 31, he will be on stage at the Compt’Art Festival in Douala, Cameroon. From June 2 to 7, CAF will appear on stage again in Kinshasa for the “ça se passe à Kinshasa” festival.

” My artistic activities in 2024 are already very diverse and well defined. She kicked off the year in style with animation workshops and storytelling performances in Guyana from January 10-13, followed by February 19-28 with the first phase of the Exploit Show residency. “I’ll take it or leave it”; From 4 to 14 March with a residency at CDN in Rouen, and participation in the Festival of French Languages ​​with the text “A coeur Ouvert” by Eric Delphine Quigwe. She participated in the Spring Zebra Festival in Limoges from March 13 to 23, and in the Inter de Teatro Progresista Festival in Venezuela “, Abdoun Fortuny explained.

Also in the news will be Abdon Fortuné Koumbha’s organization in June of the third edition of the Dol’En Scene Festival. A large gathering that brings together artists from Congo and others from elsewhere, Dolin Scene, a biennale of small theatrical forms in Dolin, plans activities, including theatre, storytelling performances, music and readings of contemporary texts with less distribution in order to punctuate the festival, a full diversity of audiences, and feeds Desire for theater with innovative dynamism. The program of this edition includes workshops aimed at young audiences, meetings on different projects, creative collaborations and field trips. The Dol’En en scène Festival is therefore a meeting of actors, directors, authors and technicians from all continents to show the Dolisie audience what is being done elsewhere in theater in order to encourage careers.