Ranan

Full(er) Circle trailer 'Full(er) Circle' traces a journey finding new ways of departing from and returning to kathak.''Frame lays out a kathak canvas in the conversational style ty...

At Indian Museum, 6.15pm tomorrow - Friday, 26 March 2021.
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excerpts from Ranan's Shunya Se at this performance. Happy to be performing alongside Priti Patel and Sharmila Biswas.

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EZCC, Calcutta
Tuesday, 2 February 2021
6.30pm

Ranan's 2006 dance film 'Bahudha' is part of this selection curated by Arshiya Sethi, Founder and Managing Trustee, Kri Foundation, under its DanzLenz vertical. In/Motion's Executive Director, Amy Wilkinson will lead a conversation with her.

To catch this curation of Indian films under the rubric of DanzLenz, you can click here.
https://vimeo.com/499057296

Ranan's 2006 dance film created by choreographer/dancers Debashree Bhattacharya and Vikram Iyengar, with filmmaker Ranjan Palit, is part of the line-up for DANZLENZ INDIA - curated by Arshiya Sethi of Kri Foundation. Available to watch from 23 to 29 January 2021.

Viewers in India - there will be a special screening suitable to our time zone on 30 January. Details soon!

IN/MOTION chicago's dance film festival Join us for a unique selection of shorts representing Indian voices in dance film. This special event, curated by Kri Foundation/DanzLenz founder, Dr. Arshiya Sethi, explores tensions between classical forms and experimental approaches to performance.

So here it is... a piece that three of us from India have created with cast members from Cyprus, and varied inputs from a number of people in both countries. Co-produced by the Buffer Fringe Performing Arts Festival and Ranan.

Sunday, 6 December 2020
6.30pm Cyprus / 10pm India
Livestream link - https://bufferfringe.org/live/

'Rivers of Memory is the first in a series of performance pieces called A Multitude of Drops, investigating the climate crisis as a complex of environmental, socio-political, economic and lifestyle issues - something that is global, yet expresses itself very locally. Each piece is devised as a conversation between the Sundarbans and the community and geographical area the piece is created with.

This iteration has been created entirely via Zoom with every obstacle imaginable - including the cast being together only for 5 days, and a cast member going into 14-day quarantine three days ago! But here it is - rough and somewhat ready. A testament to the fact that we can and must continue to make and experience art.

We loved performing at the Konark Festival last night - 4 December 2020. Here's the YouTube version of the live broadcast. Do take a look
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Konark Dance Festival - Day 4 Konark Dance Festival - Day 4

The team is off to Konark! Wish us luck.