Much Ado About Nothing
Iqbal Khan’s Much Ado About Nothing, which recently transferred from Stratford to the Noel Coward Theatre in the West End, is part of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s international Shakespeare season.
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Gait to the Spirit 2012
This past weekend (26–28 October), I had the pleasure of attending the third annual Gait to the Spirit Festival of Indian classical dance in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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Postcard from the Netherlands
The excitement is almost tangible in the lounge of The Hague’s Korzo Theater. It is playtime for the Indian dancers in the Netherlands. The annual India Dans Festival, held in October, is unique of its kind.
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Vandana
Hertfordshire-based independent artist, Divya Kasturi, developed a piece with local children for the Celebrate event at the Gordon Craig Theatre in Stevenage.
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Vidhya Subramanian – In Profile
Ahead of her UK performances earlier this month (December), bharatanatyam artist, Vidhya Subramanian, shares her journey thus far with Jahnavi Harrison.
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Chitravina Ravikiran – Musician by Name, Musician by Nature
Following his recent performance at Darbar Festival, Ravikiran speaks to Ken Hunt, who considers him to be “one of the most fascinating musicians I’ve ever met”.
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Centre for Advanced Training for South Asian and Contemporary Dance – Bharatanatyam Strand: Shane Shambhu Company Residency – October 2011 to 2012
Students on the Bharatanatyam programme at the Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) reflect on the experience of working with dancer/physical theatre practitioner, Shane Shambhu
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