Thiruvananthapuram: Alliance Francaise provides an opportunity for all art lovers in the state capital to witness the fusion of the form of traditional Kerala-French dance.
The shape of the choreography dance in such a way that it includes elements of contemporary dance Kathakali and France.
The form of dance, named after S.
Thala, will be carried out in Kerala art village and crafts near Kovalam at 18:00 on Friday.
One-hour performance displays a poetic visual approach from prose marguerite duras.
The form of this dance is managed by a resident of French Annette Leday will focus on realistic life experiences and the condition of human life.
The incident of real life will be exhibited with the help of the LED screen as a background.
This program aims to provide a glimpse of French culture to enrich the knowledge of Indian viewers.
The players will include two artists Kathakali from Kerala and two contemporary French artists.
Project S.
Thala began immediately after the success of King Lear King.
The crew will also appear in Kochi and Chennai.
This time the choreographer has successfully developed a unique approach to intercultural contemporary creations by utilizing various movements and expressions of Kathakali.
Dancers include Kalamandalam Unnikrishnan who have done Kathakali for the past 42 years.
Another specialty of this show is that there are no artists given by certain characters.
The four artists will do several characters according to the situation.
When the audience will also be a character, everyone must have their own experience.
“Because it includes western movements, I cannot learn art forms easily.
But sustainable practices have helped me perform well.
When the choreographer has good knowledge about Kathakali, it’s easy for us to communicate and it also helps us improve, ‘said Kalamandalam Unnikrishnan.
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