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Oddlab: Udal/Osai, Body/Sound
Fri, 06 Feb
|9, Dhan Mill
A dancer and a mukavinai player come together in a work-in-progress showing as part of Oddlab, where experimental works find an audience - testing the shifting relationship between breath, body, and melody. Languages: English, Tamil | For ages 16+
Time & Location
06 Feb 2026, 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
9, Dhan Mill, 100 Feet Rd, Chhatarpur Hills, New Delhi, 110074
About the event
This work-in-progress is a collaborative performance project by Abhinaya, a dance practitioner, and Sasikumar, a Kattaikkuttu artist and mukavinai player. Through live music and movement, the piece explores how the body meets sound, and the many ways they share space - physically, emotionally, and sonically.
At the centre of the work is the mukavinai, a wind instrument from the Kattaikkuttu tradition in Tamil Nadu, used here not only as accompaniment but as an active presence onstage. Its melodies shape mood and atmosphere, guide the performers, and open new pathways for interaction. As Abhinaya and Sasikumar move between different genres of music and movement, the performance becomes a continuous negotiation between listening and responding, leading and following.
Movement by Abhinaya Penneswaran
Sound and music by Sasikumar Panchu The first phase of this project was supported by the Department of Performing Arts at Ashoka, and was developed over a short period of time…
Tickets
Student | 6 Feb | 7:30 PM
Please bring a valid student ID for verification at the check-in desk. If you are not able to provide one, you will be required to purchase a regular ticket for attending the event.
₹350.00
+₹63.00 GST
Regular | 6 Feb | 7:30 PM
₹500.00
+₹90.00 GST
Total
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