Sibyl Sunitha
Expressing The Unsaid Words
Photo Credits : Meghna Shirish
A dance showcase curated by Sibyl Sunitha brings in a whole new experience of Bharatanatyam to engage and build a connection between the artist and the audience.
Connection with dance has always been an enriching journey for Sibyl. Coming from a background of rich Indian culture and diversified art form, there have been endless opportunities to curate ideas that express the creative mind of the artist .The showcase will be a glimpse of how the artist's mind thinks. Sometimes the words that are expressed through actions are unsaid. This work will bridge a gap between the flowing expressions of an artist to the curious minds of the spectator.
Starting the showcase with a one on one conversation to understand deeply about
‘what is Bharatanatyam’?
Building a visual persona to connect with the audience, Hastas (Hand Gestures) will be used along with words to communicate. Then to paint a better picture on the audience's mind, Sibyl will take you through a beautifully written poem by Shakespear. As every Bharatanatyam recital starts by offering prayers to Lord Ganesha, the destroyer of all evils, Sibyl will be taking you into a musical and dance journey through movements. Finally ending the show with a salutation offering to the Lord of Dance - Nataraja.
Come join me this Saturday April 15th at Studio La Lola at 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm EST.
RSVP sibyl.sunitha@gmail.com to book your slots.
The showcase is open to the public for free.
When?
April 15th, Saturday, 2023
Where?
About the workshop
April 16th, Sunday, 2023
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm EST
Studio La Lola
137 Rue Saint-Ferdinand Local 227, Montréal, QC H4C 2B9
Bharatanatyam Workshop
A one hour brief movement program that involves you to be a part of a dancing experience which can help rejuvenate your senses. The workshop will introduce you to intricate movements involving your body as a whole.
Starting with a good warm up session to kick off the lazy muscles, the workshop will take you through a series of movements that have been inspired by Kalaripayattu and Yoga.The concept of breathing techniques along with structured movement of the body will be taught. You will be involved in learning a dance form that is rich in culture and brings a sense of stability to the body.
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Who is it for?
Anyone who is interested in being a part of the dance movement workshop can attend.
Note : Children above 5 years old will be eligible.
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The workshop is free and you need to RSVP to siby.sunitha@gmail.com
What is it for?
To understand the body movements using new & structured vocabularies. To let go of body tension and open to movements that can discover oneself.
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