Sheng (Male Roles)

Sheng is a traditional form of Kenyan theatre involving male actors who perform roles through dance, music, and drama, often portraying societal issues, moral lessons, or historical narratives. It emphasizes male identity, strength, and societal values, blending storytelling with expressive movements. Sheng performances serve as cultural reflections, educational tools, and entertainment, highlighting themes relevant to the community. This art form fosters social cohesion while preserving cultural heritage, often performed at community events, festivals, or spiritual gatherings to communicate important messages in an engaging and impactful way.