In 2003, FRITITI performed at Newcastle’s NEEACA African Cultural Day, where they:
“…literally exploded onto the floor with energetic and breathtaking choreography and infectious rhythms”. With members from Africa, Caribbean and Europe, FRITITI are a testimony to London as a magnet for multiculturalism and artistic excellence.
BBC News, 2003

At WOMAD’s 2002 Festival in Reading, “…FRITITI took to the main stage, transfixing an expanding crowd with their dazzling enthusiasm and boggling dancing”.
BBC News, 2002

"Full of exuberance...the rhythm was infectious and the atmosphere they created had some of the audience on stage at the end of the night. Clearly it was the 'Rhythm par excellence".
The Belfast Telegraph

“Brixton-based West African drumming and dance troupe FRITITI had us all shimmying and twisting - manoeuvres that came in handy later when the colourful, 20-strong line-up took their frenetic, joyous rhythms outdoors, where muscle men backflipped and balanced things, like the massive Ghanaian fontonfom drums, on their heads.”
The Observer, 4th August 2002

“Brixton-based FRITITI took to the main stage, transfixing an expanding crowd with their dazzling enthusiasm and boggling dancing.”
Arts Telegraph – 30 Jul 2002