Crazy Masters aim higher

Mthabisi Tshuma, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub

The dance scene in Matabeleland region has seen different teams of dancers who are doing well and continue to raise the bar high, and amongst those who are among most sought after acts, are Crazy Masters.

The group has three members namely Abimelech Mbonisi Nyathi, Phathisani Ndlovu and Siyabonga Mahlambi.


Over the past festive season, Crazy Masters were the toast at many functions held in Bulawayo, Beitbridge, Gwanda, Filabusi, Esigodini and Inyathi.

They were involved in opening the stage for numerous creatives including Mzoe 7, Black Diva, and Imali Yesigweja hitmaker Fab G Mshana kaGogo, who all had a great season in 2025.

Crazy Masters front-man Phathisani Ndlovu said this year, they are looking forward to creating new dance routines as they want to push their brand nationally.
“Our vision is multifaceted, encompassing a long-term career goal, an internal focus for motivation and direction, a spatial awareness where we see ourselves channelling our energy towards achieving dreams, maintaining focus and expressing our feelings through dancing,” said Ndlovu.

He said they find joy through performing with trending artistes, as such experiences inspire them to work even much harder to improve themselves and meet professional standards.

“We have started practicing some dance moves which we believe resonate with quite a number of genres in the country and most of these have our own flair. As we have become regulars in opening the stage for established artistes, we believe that we must perfect our craft to greater heights,” said Ndlovu
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