Telling a tale through dance
View(s):The Arpeggio Creative Dance Academy presented their eighth production to an international audience. ‘Kuveni-Vijaya: the lovers of Thambapanni’, a narrative of an age-old story told through contemporary dance was showcased in India recently in parallel to the world famous Buddhist Film Festival in Ladakh.
In India, the group performed in front of a diverse and multi-ethnic audience. Captured here is the troupe in India.
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