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| Dhara | Odissi Mandala | |||||||||
In
the Indian tradition, dance was designed to provide moments
of connectivity between body and spirit to which the audience
was invited to be part of. The
primary objective of a Dance Routes production therefore is
to explore spirituality in contemporary terms using structures
of the Odissi dance form. The work is based on yogic techniques
that create the separation between the ‘self’
and ‘Self’ as required by classical Indian dance,
facilitating focused communication with divinity. |
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| Contact | |||||||||
Dhara (2007) |
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| Dhara's sponsors in UK : | |||||||||
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Artistic Direction Music Director Photography |
Dr.
Rekha Tandon Michael Weston Robyn Beeche |
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| Size of
troupe |
5-7 dancers 1 technical supervisor/stage manager |
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| Technical
requirements |
DVD video projection facilities |
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| Duration | 1 Hour Approx. |
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| Dhara (2006) | |||||||||
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