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Ganga to Kaveri

Samskiti - Ganga to Kaveri

Indian Performing Arts Samskriti

Ganga to Kaveri

A dance journey through the major rivers of India

GANGA TO KAVERI, conceived and produced by Churchill Pandian of Utsav Music, India, is a Samskriti presentation. Through 4 forms of Indian classical dance - Kathak, Odissi, Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam - in 4 different languages, dancers 'connect' the major rivers of India, the famous Ganges (Ganga), Yamuna, Brahmaputra, Narmada and Kaveri.

Noted dancers Astha Dixit (Kathak), Bhavana Reddy (Kuchipudi), Nitya Narasimhan (Bharatanatyam), Aparupa Chatterjee (Odissi) and guest dancers Venugopal Josyula, Isha Parupudi and Jvalanti Prasad of Houston's Anjali Dance Company.Read more

Alice

Open Dance Project - Alice

Open Dance Project

Alice

Inspired by Lewis Carroll's Beloved Classics

Open Dance Project's newest family audiences production follows Alice down the rabbit hole to Wonderland where strange and silly creatures teach her about the power of the imagination and the wisdom of nonsense. The performance features aerial silks, acrobatics, and clever choreography that is sure to delight children and grown-ups alike!Read more

Iberoamerica

Terra Nostra Ensemble - Iberoamerica

Terra Nostra Ensemble closes the 2018/19 season with a program that showcases music from various regions of Iberoamerica: Spain, South America, and Mexico. The concert features a performance of a revised version of the famous Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 49 by Spanish composer Enrique Granados. This edition by Moises Bertran reconstructs the work using available manuscripts.Read more

Everything Grows in the Valley "A Few Good Men"

DNP Productions - A Few Good Men Revised

DNP Productions

Everything Grows in the Valley "A Few Good Men"

Written and Directed by Diana N. Patterson

In a society where the media often stigmatizes Black men as thugs, drug dealers, dead beat dads, abusive, and low life’s, this play takes the audience through a powerful journey that attempts to dispel the myth that villainizes Black men. When confronted with adversity can they make the right choices?Read more

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