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Tuesday, September 8, 2026

The Ashe Company Introduces Jamaican Culture to Miramar

Celebrating Jamaican Culture: The Ashe Company Brings Reggae to Miramar

MIRAMAR – The vibrant rhythms and rich heritage of Jamaican culture are set to resonate through Miramar as the internationally acclaimed Ashe Company embarks on a special tour in celebration of Reggae and Garvey Month. Known for their unique blend of education and entertainment, or "edutainment," Ashe is poised to engage audiences with their dynamic production, Ded Leff: A Reggae Musical Production and Variety Show. In addition to the performances, Ashe will also conduct interactive workshops in local schools, aiming to inspire and connect with the youth.

A Legacy of Edutainment

For over three decades, The Ashe Company has been a trailblazer in Caribbean performing arts, utilizing the powerful mediums of music, dance, and drama to tell stories that uplift and educate. This latest tour is a continuation of their mission to celebrate Caribbean identity, empower communities, and foster cultural connections through the performing arts. By intertwining entertainment with educational elements, Ashe not only entertains but also enlightens audiences about the rich tapestry of Caribbean culture.

Ded Leff: A Celebration of Resilience and Reggae

At the core of this tour is Ded Leff: A Reggae Musical and Variety Show, a compelling production that beautifully intertwines music, dance, and storytelling to honor the spirit of reggae and the essence of Jamaican heritage. The show promises to be both nostalgic and refreshing, paying homage to the struggles, triumphs, and joys that characterize Jamaican culture.

The performance is structured in two halves: the first half offers a theatrical experience steeped in Jamaican traditions and history, while the second half transforms into a lively variety segment featuring reggae, dancehall, folk, and international hits. This immersive musical journey not only showcases the diverse artistic influences of the Caribbean but also ensures an unforgettable night of cultural celebration for all attendees.

Interactive School Workshops: Engaging the Next Generation

Beyond the stage, Ashe is committed to making a lasting impact on the community through interactive workshops in local schools. From February 19 to 22, the ensemble will visit various middle schools in Miramar, providing students with an opportunity to explore Jamaican culture through music, dance, and storytelling.

These workshops are designed to foster cultural appreciation and pride among students, helping them connect with the rich stories, traditions, and values of Jamaica. By engaging young minds, Ashe aims to inspire the next generation to embrace their heritage and understand the significance of cultural diversity.

Tour Schedule: A Cultural Extravaganza

The Ashe Company’s tour is packed with exciting events that highlight the essence of Jamaican culture. Here’s a look at the schedule:

  • February 18Celebrating Garvey and Reggae 2025 (Consul General) | Miramar Cultural Center
  • February 19 – 22 – School performances | Various middle schools
  • February 22Ded Leff: A Reggae Musical and Variety Show | Everglades High School Theatre
  • February 23Praise on the Green | Shirley Branca Park, Miramar

Jamaican Culture: A Milestone for Ashe’s Global Mission

This tour represents more than just a series of performances; it serves as a cultural bridge connecting the Jamaican diaspora with their roots. By sharing the Ashe experience with international audiences, the company continues to advance in the creative industry, using the performing arts as a vehicle for empowerment and change.

Tickets for the events are available on Eventbrite, inviting everyone to partake in this vibrant celebration of culture, resilience, and community.

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