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Rogue Gestures Foreign Bodies​
Performance with Nava Dance Theatre

 

Friday, Nov 1, 2024

UMass Amherst| Fine Arts CenterAmherst, MA

10 am | School Show

 

Friday, Nov 1, 2024UMass Amherst| Fine Arts CenterAmherst, MA

7:30 pm | Public Show + Q&A

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Sunday, Nov 3, 2024Gibney Dance

|Kala CollectiveNew York City, NY​​​

4 pm | Public Show + Q&A

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Kismet with Kali
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October 18th:   Joe Goode Theatre, SF
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"Kismet with Kali" explores the fluidity of relationships and memory, tracing the quiet shift from expectation to acceptance. The work navigates through the complex bond between a mother & child, from the daughter’s perspective. With movement, poetry, theatre, and live music, it draws on personal stories. Goddess  Kali, though surreal transcends to become a guiding presence.

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Concept, Choreography & Dance: 

Shruti Abhishek​

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Flyer Design by Eesha Pinglay

Duet with Nadhi Thekkek
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Aug 31st, 2:30 pm
Woodside Theatre, Woodside.
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Interbeing, Presented by Matrusena.

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Presenting pieces from Rogue Gestures. Concept & Choreography, Nadhi Thekkek

Free Entry.

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The ArtEchoes Series 
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Aug 25th @ 5 pm

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The ArtEchoes Series is an initiative by Shruti Abhishek and the Kshetram School of Dance that aims to inspire and educate kids through live performances. The series provides a unique opportunity for young audiences to learn, be inspired, and engage with the artists in candid conversations about their practice. By attending these performances, kids can expand their horizons, gain a deeper appreciation of the arts, and develop their own creativity.

Join us and be a part of this exciting journey!

 

Our second Guest Artist is Dr. Preethi Ramaprasad

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Photo: Nitish Adla

Authors & Arts Series

 

Aug 4th, 2:00 pm
Livermore Library.

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Presenting some of my favorite pieces & trying some ones that I have been working on. My collaborators and I will be talking about what movement and music mean to us 

 

Sindhu Natarajan on Vocals

Nadhi Thekkek on Nattuvangam

Aishwarya Subramaniam on Keyboard

Aditya Iswara on Mridangam

Free Entry.

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Photo: Aliah Najmabadi

Sisters
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Aug 1st & 2nd 

ODC, SF​

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Sisters is an anthology of dances addressing an urgent contemporary political issue: a woman’s right to choose. Drawing on the dancers' personal stories of gender expression, motherhood, birth, and pregnancy, Sisters honors the whisper networks, emotional labor, and sororal secrets that sustain us through finely forged choreography and performances by eleven powerhouse women.

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Choreography, Randee Paufve.​​​

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@oliviaholston @molevy @irenehsi @annagreenberggolddance Elizabeth Zepeda, @erincoyne13 @lilysgee Laila Shabazz, @tinypistol Juliana Monin, Shruti Abhishek.

Duet with Nadhi Thekkek
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May 1st @ 8 pm
The Lost Church, SF
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Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month with the Sampaguitas.

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Kshetram School of Dance
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April 27th @ 12 pm
Livermore Library
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Students of Kshetram School of Dance presented at the Del Nino Family festival.

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Rogue Gestures/Foreign bodies

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April 7th @ 3 pm.
Bankhead Theatre, Livermore, CA.
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Rogue Gestures/Foreign bodies

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March 27th @ 7:30 pm.
Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD.
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Paufve Dance WIP Showing 
 

June 10th @ 5 pm

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As part of the Intersection for the Arts Space Activation Artist-in-Residence Program, Paufve Dance will show new works in progress examining relationships between women, with a focus on sisters and sisterly bonds.
 

Choreography by Randee Paufve in collaboration with dancers: Shruti Abhishek, Molly Levy, Madison McGain, Juliana Monin, Randee Paufve, Elizabeth Zepeda

Photo: Sloane Larsen, Dancers: Molly Levy and Madison McGain

The ArtEchoes Series 
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May 21st @ 5 pm

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The ArtEchoes Series is an initiative by Shruti Abhishek and the Kshetram School of Dance that aims to inspire and educate kids through live performances. The series provides a unique opportunity for young audiences to learn, be inspired, and engage with the artists in candid conversations about their practice. By attending these performances, kids can expand their horizons, gain a deeper appreciation of the arts, and develop their own creativity.

Join us and be a part of this exciting journey!

 

Our first Guest Artist is Vedya Spurthi Konda.

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When Eyes Speak South Asian Choreography Fest 2023: "Ghadar" in the Mission
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May 12-13-14

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When Eyes Speak presents a historic collaboration between Duniya Dance & Drum, Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour.

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