Making Space for South Asian Music
South Asian artists to take part in tribute concert honouring British folk music legend Bert Jansch.
South Asian artists to take part in tribute concert honouring British folk music legend Bert Jansch.
Image: Screenshot from trailer for Romeo and Juliet
Bijayani Satpathy has the reputation of being the most revered odissi dancer in the world.
London audiences are eagerly awaiting the autobiographical solo of the iconic dancer that will have its first outing in the capital of Friday 31 March at Waterman’s in West London.
Nuanced abhinaya comes from the process of ‘inner dialogue’, bharatanatyam artist Vidhya Subramanian tells dancer and educator Kumudha Chandrasekaran.
In the second part of the Series, Mavin Khoo reflects upon the realisations that he gained through the years of his dance practice in his conversation with Kumudha Chandrasekaran
Kumudha Chandrasekaran, dancer and educator discusses the subject of ‘abhinaya’, the expressional and narrative part of dance with three well-known performers.
Divya Ravi is a prominent Bharatanatyam soloist from Bangalore who has been resident in the UK for three years. She is currently mentored by Mavin Khoo and gave a solo concert at The Bhavan, London in March 2022, presenting his choreographies.
Ahead of the premiere of Don’t Mind Me, one of the four dance works by the Sadler’s Wells Young Associates, Vidya Patel talks to Sanjeevini Dutta about her dance journey.
Image credit: Jack Thomson
Webinar to discuss the films in the series Banyan Tree – Circle of Dance: The Blossom.
Thursday 29 September 6.30 – 8 pm