Description

World Ayyappa Seva Trust Proudly Present to you  " Dancing with Drums -Trance "

Trance is a quest to present Indian performing traditions in a collage of rhythm, kaleidoscope of                                                colors, sensual poetry and traditional Bharatanatyam. The ever-evolving mythology of Siva, avatars                                                                of Vishnu, Mary Magdalene among other streams of consciousness is apposed in a re-contextualized                                                      form rich in movement and visual imagery. Complimented by a sonic fabric ranging from Indian                                                              classical, qawwali, Bollywood and electronic music for audiences to be regaled and transported                                                                  Into the primordial state of being in Trance.

“Dancing with Drums- Trance” created and performed by Padmashri Shobana and her troupe.                                                              Shobana is an actress par excellence and an enchanting danseuse. She’s enraptured audiences                                                                    on screen and on stage with her spectacular performances. Her sparkling eyes and expressive                                                            gestures can tell a thousand stories. A quintessential beauty, Shobana needs no real                                                                            Introduction to true admirers of art.


Artist Info

Shobana Chandrakumar Pillai, better known as Shobana, is a two-time National award                                                                            winning Indian actress. She has acted in over 200 films till date including Malayalam, Tamil,                                                                    Telugu, Hindi and Kannada films. Shobana made her debut as a child artist in the Bollywood                                                                        film Amar Prem (1972), however her first major role was in the Malayalam film April 18 (1984).                                                                    The film was a smashing hit at the box office and won her a lot of critical acclaim. Shobana                                                                  delivered a spectacular performance in the psychological thriller film Manichitrathazhu (1993)                                                                      for which she received her first National Award. Her performance in the women centric film                                                                        Mitr: My Friend (2002) won her a second National award.

Terms and Conditions

Open to all ages.
Age limit to buy a ticket is 3 years and above.
Tickets once booked cannot be exchanged or refunded.
We recommend that you arrive at least 20 minutes prior at the venue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Venue Details
The Hindu Temple Auditorium
143-09 Holly Avenue, Flushing, New York, 11355, United States