Hari Sivanesan
Jahnavi Harrison talks to Hari Sivanesan on being mentored by Aruna Sairam.
13 March 2012
Issue-116
New Directions – Kathak in the UK
Lucinda Al-Zoghbi follows four artists to see how their unique creative journeys are shaping the way the form is practised in the UK.
13 March 2012
Unlocking Creativity: Unlocking Process, Liberating Creativity
Long-term UC tutor, Hari Krishnan, reveals what the course means to him.
13 March 2012
When Two Halves Make a Whole… Soumik Datta and Bernhard Schimpelsberger
Jahnavi Harrison gets the lowdown from the creative dream team behind Circle of Sound.
13 March 2012
Rising
It’s fascinating to observe even a bit of the grooming of a potential star. Trained in kathak as well as various other dance forms, Aakash Odedra is a talented and lucky young man to have acquired the support of so many people and organisations.
13 March 2012
Towards Dawn
A vibration in an eyebrow is the first phase of a movement initiated by the head. This movement trickles through the entire body to pull the dancer, violently shaking, down to the floor.
13 March 2012
NowHere
Since her last creation, Memory, appeared at The Place’s Resolution! 2011, Divya Kasturi has become one of the Arts Council England, East’s Escalator Dance Artists, completing her first tour of the Eastern region at the Hat Factory’s intimate studio theatre.
13 March 2012
Elixir
Sadhana Dance opened their second production Elixir following its premiere in Eastleigh, at The Place Theatre, London, to a full house of mainly dance cognoscenti.
13 March 2012
Contemporary Indian Dance: New Creative Choreography in India and the Diaspora
Palgrave Macmillan’s ‘Studies in International Performance’ series has published one of the most significant books to come out on Indian dance studies scholarship in recent years: Ketu H. Katrak’s Contemporary Indian Dance: New Creative Choreography in India and the Diaspora.
13 March 2012