Contemporary dance performances by eight different artistes/groups, each bringing to the stage their own rendition, imagination, script & interpretation of modern day dance
Fusion of classical dance, acting, drama, break dance and what not…
We reached late and saw just last two-three performances. Whatever we saw was just about ok. Nothing much to write home about. “The Chair” was a little better than the other two performances of the evening… especially the climax.
Kolkata is the cultural capital of India. A casual stroll down the streets of Kolkata was a culture trip through Eastern India.
Padma Shri Geeta Chandran, the noted Bharatnatyam exponent, recently shared her pandemic positive story, through a compilation of pieces In Search of Infinity. We have been huge admirers of her work. Moreover, we were happy to attend a live dance program and go back to India Habitat Centre after a gap of 2 years.
We attended the IIC Monsoon Festival of Dance at the India International Centre. The artists for the evening were Purvadhanashree performing Vilasini Natyam and Madhavi Mudgal performing Odissi.
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