Double Bill - Nimbus + Pallavi

INR 499
Dance
Performance

The Old GMC Complex
The Theatre

15th December
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM, 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Nimbus was born out of the simple fascination of seeing shapes in clouds. Clouds are used as a metaphor for the swirling and condensing of expectation and desire, which turns to loss and despair as the elusive cloud shape-shifts and washes away. Finally, as silver linings go, whatever truth, conviction and joy there is to be found can only be sought within.

Pallavi layers the relationships between movement, space and relationships between dancing bodies, leading towards a crescendo of intensity and complexity. Over a rich musical framework featuring Carnatic (South Indian) violin and Odissi (east Indian) rhythms, we find four dancing bodies moving like vines, discovering first themselves and then each other through curiosity and camaraderie, showcasing individual technical prowess as well as ensemble expression.

Disclaimer: Kindly arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time of performances. Latecomers may be denied entry once the programme has begun. Kindly note that while the ticket guarantees entry, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis and is not reserved.

Duration: 60 mins
Note: The end time is approximate and may vary slightly.

Nimbus: 22-minute solo performance by Sooraj

Pallavi: 22 minutes, followed by a post-show QnA

Credits:

Nimbus

Sooraj Subramaniam - Performer

Pallavi

Sooraj Subramaniam - Choreographer

Ambi Subramaniam - Music composition & recording

Akshiti Roychowdhury, Abhayalakshmi MB, Monami Nandy & Sriradha Paul - Performers (ensemble)

More information and full credits: https://www.soorajsubramaniam.com/pallavi

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