ANJALI and Company featuring Basia Gowing
The Goddess Revealed
Mixed Media: Indian Classical Dance, Video, Images Music Text
April 9-10
7.30 pm
Arts Court Theatre
$25, $22 info tickets 613 564 7240
Classical Indian Temple and Court Dances
Mixed Media Dance-Theatre – Performed in front of Video and Images from Hindu Temples, sculptures and miniature paintings throughout India
Journey back in time to savour the classical arts of Ancient India through their temple dances and sacred spaces. The unfolding of tradition, history and imagination is assisted by stunning imagery and poignant narration.
Prayer to the Goddess
Nine Moods
Bhima goes to the Forest
A Wife Deceived: “I know all your secrets”
Jatisvaram: rhythm and gesture
Tala and Mantra
The Sun Goddess: A Japanese Noh story
première: Dance meets Yoga with BASIA GOING of Adishesh Yoga
REVIEWS
“This is art without borders… part of an international group of artists whose artistic expression belongs to world art… transnational work and resonates with diverse audiences be they from India Canada or elsewhere. At this moment in history when trade barriers are breaking down, these artists are speaking globally”
Habitat Centre New Delhi India
Clearly Anjali is an artist of international stature.. for audiences here it was a revelation that the seamless interweaving of Indian dance, images, music and poetry can be artistic, spiritually moving, fun and accessible to people of a wide variety of backgrounds and ages.
Holly Bright, Artistic Director, Crimson Coast Festival, Nanaimo, September 2007
It was a multi-sensual delight in several dance forms. It was a unique synthesis of art and science”
Deccan Herald, Bangalore, India December 2008
“An evening with Anjali is a special experience, she will be back in Ottawa soon and when she comes, do try to see her, you will not only enjoy yourself but you will learn an enormous amount about all these traditions”. Alvina Ruprecht CBC Arts Reporter
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