Godfrey Muwulya is a celebrated Ugandan performer, choreographer, and cultural arts educator whose artistry and leadership have contributed greatly to the East Africa’s cultural music and dance scene. Born and raised in Uganda, Godfrey began performing at the age of five with Ndere Troupe, where his exceptional talent as a dancer and instrumentalist earned him national and international recognition.

After leaving Ndere Troupe in 2007, he embarked on an independent journey as a solo performer, teacher, and cultural ambassador, dedicated to the safeguarding and global appreciation of authentic East African performing arts. His commitment to cultural education has taken him across the world, conducting performances and workshops in Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, Macedonia, and the United States.

Godfrey has graced major stages including Dance Africa (BAM), Radio City Music Hall, and the National Arts Club - New York, and his work has been featured in the New York Times. As an educator, he has collaborated with leading institutions such as New York University, University of Arkansas, Marymount College, and the Dance Education Laboratory (92Y). He has also worked with Barry Blumenfeld, President of the New York State Dance Education Association (NYSDEA), and through this collaboration, Godfrey’s work was featured on television stations in New York and New Jersey.

As Partnerships and Development Manager, Godfrey uses his artistic background, strategic vision and wide network to to strengthen program development, build meaningful partnerships and support sustainable growth of Rockies Organization.