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Chitralekha Odissi Dance Creations

  • Leah Posluns Theatre, Bathurst Jewish Community Centre
  • 4588 Bathurst St. • View on map »
  • 416-297-6788
Chitralekha Patnaik, her two talented children, Ellora and Devraj, and 11 other performers make up this local company devoted to odissi, the most lyrical and graceful of the ancient Indian classical dances. Their latest offering, Glaanisanghaar, is a dance drama touching on the 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu as detailed in the Geeta Govinda’s poem “Dasavator,” by 12th-century Oriya poet Jayadeva. The evening’s program also features three shorter works, including a solo piece by Chitralekha.—Paula Citron
When:
Sep. 20/08 - Sep. 21/08
How Much:
$30-$50
Event Phone Number:
905-335-6424
Event Web Site:
http://www.seeodissi.com
Location
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    Leah Posluns Theatre, Bathurst Jewish Community Centre
    4588 Bathurst St.
  • 416-297-6788
  • http://www.bjcc.ca

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