Tiny Toones Promotional Video 2009
Video from 2009 when Tiny Toones was supported by Bridges Across Borders Cambodia showing the teachers and students in action. The following year Tiny Toones became a registered NGO in its own right.
Video from 2009 when Tiny Toones was supported by Bridges Across Borders Cambodia showing the teachers and students in action. The following year Tiny Toones became a registered NGO in its own right.
In 2010 Diplo and Major Lazer visited the music department of Tiny Toones for the first time – and not the last!
Dj’ing, MC’ing and music production, Tiny Toones were lucky to have learnt a range of skills from the pair. Not only did the guys get to learn, work shop and freestlye with them, but they even performed on stage together.
KK and Tiny Toones were featured in this Los Angeles Times article in 2010.
In 2010 French dancer, choreographer and creator Sebastien Ramirez revisited Cambodia.
After 4 weeks of workshops with Tiny Toones dancers, six of Tiny Toones bboys were selected to work along side two Vietnam bboys from Hanoi’s ‘Big Toe Crew’. Together the eight of them rehearsed to Sebastien’s choreography and guidance as he created ‘Chak Bach’ which was then performed at Chenla Theatre over two evenings.
In 2010, renowned International French choreographer Nabil Ouelhadj first travelled to Cambodia. He joined forces with Director Samir Akika to put on a show called ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ with Tiny Toones as its star performers. After two weeks of intense workshops and training, the show was performed at Chenla Theatre in Phnom Penh over two nights.