Hiawatha

Hiawatha
Born	Hiawatha Zaccheus Johnson Jr. ca., 1956 Virginia, USA

Hiawatha (b. 1956) is magician, writer, editor, musician, singer, dancer, choreographer, actor, director, composer, teacher, professor, historian, designer and playwright.

Biography

Hiawatha incorporates Afrocentric principles in his presentations. He serves as the accompanist and artist-in-residence for the Department of Dance at Randolph College and is special programs coordinator for Africa House Gallery & Studio in Lynchburg, Virginia.

References

• Cover, Genii Magazine, Vol. 58, No. 2, December 1994, A Special Hiawatha Issue
• The Linking Ring, Vol. 81, No. 3, March 2001, The Theory and Art of Magic, The Muhlenberg College Program - Dr. Lawrence Hass and Marjorie Hass, An Interview with Hiawatha, page 52

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