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Obada Asse

Dance

Performing Arts

Location

Amman, Jordan

Freelancer

About

Obada Asse is a committed self-taught dance artist. He is familiar with a range of street dance styles. He has taken part in many contemporary dance productions and proved himself to be a dynamic performer with powerful energetic dance movements.

Language

Arabic

Job Titles

Dancer

Contact information

Project co-produced with Studio 8 – 2 minutes – Short film – here

Sign language,
Contemporary dance,
Solidarity with Lebanon

Photo Gallery

Photography Arthur Tainturier

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