Tidiani N'Diaye is a third year student of Archaeology and History at the University of Bamako and is also a young dancer aged 22, training since 2006 with Christmas Kettly pedagogical director of the Space Donko Seko where he learns, seeks to understand the techniques allowing a glimpse of work in a contemporary approach.

This has fed the special education set up by the association Donko Seko, which aims to develop the curiosity, the underlying potential of each and which is intended as a space of crossings and exchanges through learning to dance.

With Donko Seko, Tidiani enriched the various workshops in which it participates since his arrival. Thus he was able to work with many choreographers such as: Nelisiwe Xaba (South Africa), Enrica Palmeri of the National Academy of Rome (Italy), William Siard (head teacher at the Ballet Preljocaj (France), Fatou Traoré (Belgium / Mali), Gilles Jobin (Switzerland) invests all of the ambition to offer technical training and creative monitored and tailored to the individual.