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Drishtikon Baithak - Himanshu Srivastava & Urvi Vora | Talk by Aditi Mangaldas
An informal talk by Aditi Mangaldas, followed by two performances. This was a glimpse into music and dance by emerging young artists.
24 May 2019
The baithak began with Kathak exponent Aditi Mangaldas conducting a talk on tradition and modernity in Indian classical dance. Following that, Himanshu Srivastava presented Shikhandi: The Inner Quest, a Bharatanatyam solo. The piece portrays the story Shikhandi from the Mahabharata, often painted in queer shades, who played a pivotal role in the battle of Kurukshetra. Raising questions of self awareness and a search for inner peace, Himanshu led the audience on a riveting journey. The second performance was by Urvi Vora and a contemporary dance-theatre piece called S.K.U.M. Manifesto (Society against Kamasutra and Uncouth Men). The performer depicted a "Woman in a Saree" as a museum object and then goes on to illustrate a satire on the Kamasutra through a woman's perspective.
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Curated by Aditi Mangaldas Organised by: Aditi Mangaldas Dance Company - The Drishtikon Dance Foundation