This performance is inspired by a deeply personal moment with the performer’s grandmother, who at stage four Alzheimer’s, spoke a phrase that startled them: “Mein bijli hu” (I am lightning/current/electricity).
Curated by:
Ranjana Dave
Using the themes of “silence” and “electricity”, the facilitator invites participants to experience different/opposing states of being through movement.
Curated by:
Ranjana Dave
Paradox of Language is a choreographic and musical composition that brings together two performers in a precarious balance, or rather, negotiation of the space shared between one another and the one shared with the audience, inspired by Mizo folk practices and the embedded knowledge systems within them.
Curated by:
Ranjana Dave
What happens when sound starts to move and movement begins to sing?
Curated by:
Ranjana Dave
Bboy Benman, in his practice, draws on the everyday wins of being embedded within hip-hop culture.
Curated by:
Ranjana Dave
Bboy Benman’s workshop offers participants an embodied understanding of hip hop culture and movement.
Curated by:
Ranjana Dave
Embodied is an exploratory dialogue between a contemporary dancer and a classical dancer.
Curated by:
Geeta Chandran
Through movement, sound, and silence, the performance asks: What do we revere in a goddess? What have we rejected in shaping the divine feminine? And what happens when divinity refuses to be soft? Bhagavathy is a journey into the ferocity of grace.
Curated by:
Geeta Chandran
Ramman is an offshoot of a devotional movement that continues to be performed as an annual ritual ceremony, till date in Saloor-Dungra and Dungri-Baroshi villages and partially as a tableau in about 15 villages of the region.
Curated by:
Geeta Chandran
Sign Language Poems brings to the audiences India’s first group of deaf performers demonstrating ISL Poems and Visual Vernacular (VV), called ISL Jam.
Curated by:
Salil Chaturvedi
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