Dance

Divya Kasturi presents NowHere

This film examines how a dancer can be a writer, poet, painter, sculptor, actor and singer even as she dances. In some ways, Lasya Kavya is also a film about the pathway to greatness. Alarmel Valli’s story is an illustration of the fact that greatness comes only to those who relentlessly polish the gift of an inborn talent.  Lasya Kavya – the world of Alarmel Valli is an invitation for all of us to come into her world.

For Love Architecture Fabrizia Verrecchia will be performing a bharatanatyam piece fun for all the family in truly eco surroundings: Strawdance is a load bearing straw bale dance studio built in 1999. It has brilliant acoustic properties and hosts a number of performers practicing poetry, drumming and dance. 

Cream teas served in the yurt and the visit includes a tour round the allotment and boating pond.

22nd June 2013 | 3pm | Tickets £7.50 on the door.

Akademi presents Navodit,  featuring new work from three dance artists, exploring South Asian dance practice through a contemporary perspective.

Friday 5th July | 7.30pm | £10, £8 student or concs | Upstairs

www.richmix.org.uk/whats-on/event/navodit/

Rising is a solo performance by Aakash Odedra. Individual works have been specially choreographed for him by artists Russell Maliphant, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, and Akram Khan, and the evening opens with a classical kathak variation which Aakash has choreographed himself. Each piece uses Aakash’s background in kathak and bharatanatyam to create a new flavour of contemporary dance, complemented with lighting by Michael Hulls and Willy Cessa.