This edition has Joshua Sailo for a 2 day weekend intensive where he will share his module of 'Prime Movers', a movement approach based in contemporary dance that invites movers to challenge their thinking, improvise and explore their boundaries, and get creative through movement play! This intensive can be accessed online & offline - open to movers in Bengaluru or anywhere in the world, from the comfort of your own home.

March 27th & 28th, 10.30am - 12.30pm. To register, click here.

Jinhe Naaz Hai is an Anthology of 2 Short Plays written by Abhishek Majumdar. The short plays, Namak (translated from Salt in Hindi by Srinivas Beesetty) and Raashan revolve around the theme of existence and survival in extremities. Stories portray the way poor families try to cope with the lack of dignity they are subjected to in order to get minimum supplies of food.

Cast : Avantika Gautam, Rashmi Vadavi, Debanjana Nath, Sandeep Paranjpe
Production : Banshi Pagla
Light and Direction : Srinivas Beesetty
Venue : Rangamandala, Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts, Bengaluru
7:30pm, 26th March, 2021.

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Inspired by Maya Angelou's, "I Rise", this piece was originally conceptualized during Sonia Soney's study at Attakkalari. Exploring ideas of liberation & freedom from misogyny and oppression, this evening is intended to be one of hope, inviting change and inviting healing. The entire piece is choreographed by Sonia, and features Anagha Kashyap, Kalyani Sarada. Aishwarya Prathap, Bharath Yadav, Emmanuel Christy, Dayanand Akhilesh, Ankita Dutta and Varikuti Shamitha as performers.

7:30pm, 16th March, 2021. You can watch the show at Rangamandala, or catch the online livestream. To get your tickets, click here.

Chronicling the urge of two individuals who have only met through technology to share their personal thoughts, feelings and experiences reflects on the social fabric of this current time in our lives. Co-Produced by Japan Foundation New Delhi & Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts, this show is conceptualized and choreographed by Hemabharathy Palani (India) who will perform live, and Ryu Suzuki (Japan) who will perform virtually.

7:30pm, 16th March, 2021 at Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
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An evening of two contemporary dance solos that confront you with the honest truths of the human experience. '3am', by Prashant More, talks about the situation of an insomniac personality, at a point of disorder where the body has given up from tiredness and the mind is in complete control. 'Nobody Cares' by Deepak Kurki confronts us with his movement language as a tool to explore various social relations and hegemonies, even though they seem to be beyond reason.

Details: 7pm IST, 27th & 28th February at Rangamandala Theatre, Attakkalari Centre, Bengaluru India. Limited Seats available!
You can also watch the online show from anywhere in the world at 7pm IST on Sunday, 28th February. To book your tickets, click here.