Patience Ebute, who’s stage name is better known as PClef, the visionary founder of the Eagle Dance Crew based in Jos, Nigeria, is currently in Germany to showcase her talent on an international stage.
Ebute recently performed in Berlin, where she also presented her research project, “PAGES,” at the prestigious Forecast Platform held at Radialsystem.
In a heartfelt message expressing her gratitude, Ebute shared her excitement and appreciation for the opportunity. “It was super great to have been in Berlin, Germany, these few days to share my performance and research project PAGES at the Forecast Platform in Radialsystem Berlin,” she wrote.
The experience in Berlin was described by Ebute as magical, with unforgettable encounters with artists from diverse fields. “It was a great way to interrogate our world,” she added, highlighting the depth and significance of the event.
She also acknowledged the guidance of her mentor, Alice Ripoll, with whom she spent an entire week refining the project.
Ebute further expressed her joy at sharing the experience with fellow nominees, Koloto Siraji and Mehdi Dakhan, emphasizing the positive energy and memories they created together.
As she reflects on her time in Berlin, Ebute remains grateful for the past, present, and future, signing off with a hopeful note about the journey ahead.
Her participation not only represents a personal milestone but also serves as an inspiration to artists in Nigeria and beyond.
With hashtags like #pclefpages, #whitehairgoddess, #arewadancedivas, #eaglesjos, #afrodance, #contemporaryartist, #theatre, and #jtown, Ebute’s story resonates with her identity and artistic community, celebrating her roots while embracing her global impact.
