Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
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Friday, November 24, 2017
Monday, September 4, 2017
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Rorschach Touch | Diya Naidu - Saturday 22nd @ 18.30
Initiated at Gender Bender 2016, produced by Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore and Sandbox CollectiveRorschach Touch is an exploration of perception in the context of gendered bodies, but with the wish to go beyond gendered limitations.
The performance, which gets its name from the famous Thematic Apperception Test by Henry A. Murray and Christiana D. Morgan, hopes to ask the viewer: How do you see?
While it allows and invites you to get close and personal with the performers, it also gives you a sensorial experience brought about by movement and touch. The work is intimate and asks you to be present, to sink in, get carried away and also to look into your own self. It is a deeply personal work and treats the body and its states with sensitivity, humour and intense candour. The hope is that while you watch, you will really be witnessing yourself, getting to know what disturbs or stimulates you, what interests or offends you... even what you desire and shy away from and how you interpret human interactions.
© Dannilla Donald CorreyaThe audience is called upon to lean in and watch every nuance and detail, including their own perceptions, habits, biases and emotional responses. The piece starts slowly and quietly to set the pace for a sensorial, movement-based experience. Often images and scenes are repeated with tiny variations in context and character. This juxtaposition offers the viewer a chance to really see themselves in light of how they receive the situation on stage.Choreographed by: Diya Naidu
Produced by: Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore
Supported by: Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices
Performers: Ajeesh K Balakrishnan, Akshata Joshi, Asha Ponikiewska, Dayita Nereyeth, Masoom Parmar, Niranjan Harish
Production Managers: Anishaa Tavag and Masoom Parmar
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Thursday, January 26, 2017
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Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Monday, May 23, 2016
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Thalamus | Urs Dietrich - Thursday 7th @ 19.30
"He is a seeker of silence in movement and movement in silence."
The powerful solo will premiere in Bangalore and then travel to ITFoK, the International Theatre Festival of Kerala in Trichur, and other cities.
THALAMUS, a dance-theatre in three parts, was created on the basis of this text by Sogyal Rinpoche and observations – from both the inside and outside.
The powerful solo will premiere in Bangalore and then travel to ITFoK, the International Theatre Festival of Kerala in Trichur, and other cities.
THALAMUS, a dance-theatre in three parts, was created on the basis of this text by Sogyal Rinpoche and observations – from both the inside and outside.
Labels:
Culture,
Culture Bangalore,
dance
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Buddha - Thursday 12th @ 19.00
Alliance française de Bangalore is
happy to present “Buddha”, an Indo-French collaborative creation in
contemporary dance, a crossover attempt of Indian & European movement art
with subtle influences from the mystical approach from Chi-gung, the chinese
martial art.
“BUDDHA THE WHY WITHIN” is a transcendental
journey of love, hate, deception, aspiration and desolation. The story,
reverberates, the voices of some unsung characters, of MAHABHARATA, which
seldom, surfaces in the glory of the epic, but has a huge impact, in the
soulful realization of oneself in the epic as well as in the society. The
project, is not celebrating the righteousness of religion or the eightfold
path, which the philosophy of “BUDDHA” often is referred, but it traces a
soulful and a powerful journey of one’s belief to what religion really is and
where it takes, at the end of this journey, that is the realization, and its
approach to oneself and the world.
Monday, September 28, 2015
Kuchipudi - Tuesday 29th @ 20:00
Deepa and Rekha will be presenting authentic Kuchipudi choreographies of legendary Kuchipudi Guru Late Padmabhushan Vempati Chinna Satyam and of his son Vempati Ravi Shankar.
Labels:
Culture,
Culture Bangalore,
dance
Saturday, September 19, 2015
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