Join the company as it brings together Indian dance and music to present a short performance. See how the body can be used to tell stories about Indian gods from intricate footwork and rhythmic patterns to hand gestures, mime and expression.
All Welcome
To take place in the Durham University Student Union Ballroom, 11th April 1pm-3pm.
In some cultures there are no two separate words for dance and music, explore how live music and dance work as one.
Discover how the Indian percussion instrument the tabla is played and the language of rhythm is spoken as part of the performance.
Hear from the artists in conversation with Balbir about the importance of movement, music and creative expression for their mental health and wellbeing.
Gain an insight into the relationship between the mind and body through a cultural workshop presentation offered to the group working with the artists.
An enjoyable, fun, uplifting and sensitively delivered cultural experience and a feast for the senses.
Contact: Dr Paul Chazot Wolfson Research Institute for Health and Wellbeing (paul.chazot@durham.ac.uk)
Photos by Malcolm Johnson
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