This six-city festival took place from 1st - 21st September, 2017. The six-city tours: Chennai (1-3 September), New Delhi (5-7 September), Kolkata (8-10 September), Mumbai (12-14 September), Hyderabad (15-17 September) and Bangalore (19-21 September). November). For further details regarding the venue, time and synopsis of the various performances on each day, kindly select the date from the drop-down menu.
01-09-2017
TAKE 35 by Anu Menon
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Sansara Hall, The Park Chennai
TAKE 35 traces the journey of a child actor into adulthood: her minor victories and major defeats...her complexes and complexities... her mutating family life, her escapism, her contradictions, her humour, her reality. She is every woman. With every woman problems. Anu Menon plays Baby Anamika, in her second coming, as she faces the arc lights, for one last hurrah. Perhaps. Maybe. Lets see.
Director - Faezeh Jalali and Technical Director – Yael Crishna.
02-09-2017
Essays by Roopa In Flux
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Sansara Hall, The Park Chennai
Roopa In Flux is an ensemble of musical wanderers venturing beyond the established traditions that shaped them. Voice, violin, piano, and percussion band together for a sound unembarrassed of our lives as we live them. Each essay is a dice-throw, assembling unaccustomed words, techniques, volumes, and habits in the hope of creating new satisfactions, both for us and for you who are listening.
Roopa Mahadevan on Vocal, Guy Mintus on Piano, Anjna Swaminathan on Violin and Rohan Krishnamurthy on Percussion.
03-09-2017
Five Contemporary Dance Performances
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Museum Theatre, Chennai
“Architect of Self Destruction” choreographed by Abhilash Ningappa, is about an experience of movement. It talks about space and self, in the same space. “F4”, the Fight-Flight-Freeze-Friendly Response, is a series of instinctive reactions that a person may experience when confronted with an external stress or stimulation, during a survival situation. The artist focuses on the responses of these instinctive reactions through her memory and breath. F4 is choreographed by Virieno Christina Zakiesato. “Urban Chaos” reflects on the state of disorder or pandemonium that grips our ever-expanding metro centers. This has been choreographed by Parth Bharadwaj. “Hands and Face Project” choreographed by Diya Naidu, explores the question - who or what are we afraid of, in the context of the Indian public space. The work was a sort of presentation of the artiste’s social experiment. Surjit Nongmeikapam, the winner of PECDA 2016, presented "Folktale”, which was an unconditional love story of the fruit lime and its performers.
05-09-2017
Essays by Roopa In Flux
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Mantra, The Park New Delhi
Roopa In Flux is an ensemble of musical wanderers venturing beyond the established traditions that shaped them. Voice, violin, piano, and percussion band together for a sound unembarrassed of our lives as we live them. Each essay is a dice-throw, assembling unaccustomed words, techniques, volumes, and habits in the hope of creating new satisfactions, both for us and for you who are listening.
Roopa Mahadevan on Vocal, Guy Mintus on Piano, Anjna Swaminathan on Violin and Rohan Krishnamurthy on Percussion.
06-09-2017
TAKE 35 by Anu Menon
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Mantra, The Park New Delhi
TAKE 35 traces the journey of a child actor into adulthood: her minor victories and major defeats...her complexes and complexities... her mutating family life, her escapism, her contradictions, her humour, her reality. She is every woman. With every woman problems. Anu Menon plays Baby Anamika, in her second coming, as she faces the arc lights, for one last hurrah. Perhaps. Maybe. Lets see. Director - Faezeh Jalali and Technical Director – Yael Crishna.
03-09-2017
Five Contemporary Dance Performances
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Shri Ram Centre, New Delhi
“Architect of Self Destruction” choreographed by Abhilash Ningappa, is about an experience of movement. It talks about space and self, in the same space. “F4”, the Fight-Flight-Freeze-Friendly Response, is a series of instinctive reactions that a person may experience when confronted with an external stress or stimulation, during a survival situation. The artist focuses on the responses of these instinctive reactions through her memory and breath. F4 is choreographed by Virieno Christina Zakiesato. “Urban Chaos” reflects on the state of disorder or pandemonium that grips our ever-expanding metro centers. This has been choreographed by Parth Bharadwaj. “Hands and Face Project” choreographed by Diya Naidu, explores the question - who or what are we afraid of, in the context of the Indian public space. The work was a sort of presentation of the artiste’s social experiment. Surjit Nongmeikapam, the winner of PECDA 2016, presented "Folktale”, which was an unconditional love story of the fruit lime and its performers.
08-09-2017
Essays by Roopa In Flux
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Galaxy, The Park Kolkata
Roopa In Flux is an ensemble of musical wanderers venturing beyond the established traditions that shaped them. Voice, violin, piano, and percussion band together for a sound unembarrassed of our lives as we live them. Each essay is a dice-throw, assembling unaccustomed words, techniques, volumes, and habits in the hope of creating new satisfactions, both for us and for you who are listening.
Roopa Mahadevan on Vocal, Guy Mintus on Piano, Anjna Swaminathan on Violin and Rohan Krishnamurthy on Percussion.
09-09-2017
Five Contemporary Dance Performances
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: ICCR Auditorium, Kolkata
“Architect of Self Destruction” choreographed by Abhilash Ningappa, is about an experience of movement. It talks about space and self, in the same space. “F4”, the Fight-Flight-Freeze-Friendly Response, is a series of instinctive reactions that a person may experience when confronted with an external stress or stimulation, during a survival situation. The artist focuses on the responses of these instinctive reactions through her memory and breath. F4 is choreographed by Virieno Christina Zakiesato. “Urban Chaos” reflects on the state of disorder or pandemonium that grips our ever-expanding metro centers. This has been choreographed by Parth Bharadwaj. “Hands and Face Project” choreographed by Diya Naidu, explores the question - who or what are we afraid of, in the context of the Indian public space. The work was a sort of presentation of the artiste’s social experiment. Surjit Nongmeikapam, the winner of PECDA 2016, presented "Folktale”, which was an unconditional love story of the fruit lime and its performers.
10-09-2017
TAKE 35 by Anu Menon
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Galaxy, The Park Kolkata
TAKE 35 traces the journey of a child actor into adulthood: her minor victories and major defeats...her complexes and complexities... her mutating family life, her escapism, her contradictions, her humour, her reality. She is every woman. With every woman problems. Anu Menon plays Baby Anamika, in her second coming, as she faces the arc lights, for one last hurrah. Perhaps. Maybe. Lets see.
Director - Faezeh Jalali and Technical Director – Yael Crishna.
12-09-2017
Five Contemporary Dance Performances
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Sitara Studio, Mumbai
“Architect of Self Destruction” choreographed by Abhilash Ningappa, is about an experience of movement. It talks about space and self, in the same space. “F4”, the Fight-Flight-Freeze-Friendly Response, is a series of instinctive reactions that a person may experience when confronted with an external stress or stimulation, during a survival situation. The artist focuses on the responses of these instinctive reactions through her memory and breath. F4 is choreographed by Virieno Christina Zakiesato. “Urban Chaos” reflects on the state of disorder or pandemonium that grips our ever-expanding metro centers. This has been choreographed by Parth Bharadwaj. “Hands and Face Project” choreographed by Diya Naidu, explores the question - who or what are we afraid of, in the context of the Indian public space. The work was a sort of presentation of the artiste’s social experiment. Surjit Nongmeikapam, the winner of PECDA 2016, presented "Folktale”, which was an unconditional love story of the fruit lime and its performers.
13-09-2017
Essays by Roopa In Flux
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture, Mumbai
Roopa In Flux is an ensemble of musical wanderers venturing beyond the established traditions that shaped them. Voice, violin, piano, and percussion band together for a sound unembarrassed of our lives as we live them. Each essay is a dice-throw, assembling unaccustomed words, techniques, volumes, and habits in the hope of creating new satisfactions, both for us and for you who are listening.
Roopa Mahadevan on Vocal, Guy Mintus on Piano, Anjna Swaminathan on Violin and Rohan Krishnamurthy on Percussion.
14-09-2017
TAKE 35 by Anu Menon
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture, Mumbai
TAKE 35 traces the journey of a child actor into adulthood: her minor victories and major defeats...her complexes and complexities... her mutating family life, her escapism, her contradictions, her humour, her reality. She is every woman. With every woman problems. Anu Menon plays Baby Anamika, in her second coming, as she faces the arc lights, for one last hurrah. Perhaps. Maybe. Lets see.
Director - Faezeh Jalali and Technical Director – Yael Crishna.
15-09-2017
Five Contemporary Dance Performances
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Savitribai Phule Auditorium, University of Hyderabad
“Architect of Self Destruction” choreographed by Abhilash Ningappa, is about an experience of movement. It talks about space and self, in the same space. “F4”, the Fight-Flight-Freeze-Friendly Response, is a series of instinctive reactions that a person may experience when confronted with an external stress or stimulation, during a survival situation. The artist focuses on the responses of these instinctive reactions through her memory and breath. F4 is choreographed by Virieno Christina Zakiesato. “Urban Chaos” reflects on the state of disorder or pandemonium that grips our ever-expanding metro centers. This has been choreographed by Parth Bharadwaj. “Hands and Face Project” choreographed by Diya Naidu, explores the question - who or what are we afraid of, in the context of the Indian public space. The work was a sort of presentation of the artiste’s social experiment. Surjit Nongmeikapam, the winner of PECDA 2016, presented "Folktale”, which was an unconditional love story of the fruit lime and its performers.
16-09-2017
Essays by Roopa In Flux
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Kismet, The Park Hyderabad
Roopa In Flux is an ensemble of musical wanderers venturing beyond the established traditions that shaped them. Voice, violin, piano, and percussion band together for a sound unembarrassed of our lives as we live them. Each essay is a dice-throw, assembling unaccustomed words, techniques, volumes, and habits in the hope of creating new satisfactions, both for us and for you who are listening.
Roopa Mahadevan on Vocal, Guy Mintus on Piano, Anjna Swaminathan on Violin and Rohan Krishnamurthy on Percussion.
17-09-2017
TAKE 35 by Anu Menon
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: Trillion Ball Room, The Park Hyderabad
TAKE 35 traces the journey of a child actor into adulthood: her minor victories and major defeats...her complexes and complexities... her mutating family life, her escapism, her contradictions, her humour, her reality. She is every woman. With every woman problems. Anu Menon plays Baby Anamika, in her second coming, as she faces the arc lights, for one last hurrah. Perhaps. Maybe. Lets see.
Director - Faezeh Jalali and Technical Director – Yael Crishna.
19-09-2017
Five Contemporary Dance Performances
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: ADA Ranga Mandira, Bangalore
“Architect of Self Destruction” choreographed by Abhilash Ningappa, is about an experience of movement. It talks about space and self, in the same space. “F4”, the Fight-Flight-Freeze-Friendly Response, is a series of instinctive reactions that a person may experience when confronted with an external stress or stimulation, during a survival situation. The artist focuses on the responses of these instinctive reactions through her memory and breath. F4 is choreographed by Virieno Christina Zakiesato. “Urban Chaos” reflects on the state of disorder or pandemonium that grips our ever-expanding metro centers. This has been choreographed by Parth Bharadwaj. “Hands and Face Project” choreographed by Diya Naidu, explores the question - who or what are we afraid of, in the context of the Indian public space. The work was a sort of presentation of the artiste’s social experiment. Surjit Nongmeikapam, the winner of PECDA 2016, presented "Folktale”, which was an unconditional love story of the fruit lime and its performers.
20-09-2017
Essays by Roopa In Flux
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: The Oakroom, The Park Bangalore
Roopa In Flux is an ensemble of musical wanderers venturing beyond the established traditions that shaped them. Voice, violin, piano, and percussion band together for a sound unembarrassed of our lives as we live them. Each essay is a dice-throw, assembling unaccustomed words, techniques, volumes, and habits in the hope of creating new satisfactions, both for us and for you who are listening.
Roopa Mahadevan on Vocal, Guy Mintus on Piano, Anjna Swaminathan on Violin and Rohan Krishnamurthy on Percussion.
21-09-2017
TAKE 35 by Anu Menon
Time: 07:00 PM
Venue: The Oakroom, The Park Bangalore
TAKE 35 traces the journey of a child actor into adulthood: her minor victories and major defeats...her complexes and complexities... her mutating family life, her escapism, her contradictions, her humour, her reality. She is every woman. With every woman problems. Anu Menon plays Baby Anamika, in her second coming, as she faces the arc lights, for one last hurrah. Perhaps. Maybe. Lets see.
Director - Faezeh Jalali and Technical Director – Yael Crishna.
