Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra presents 'Karna' & 'Kumar Sambhava' dance dramas as part of 11th 'Festival of Ballets' at Kamani Auditorium, Copernicus Marg, Mandi House > 7pm to 8:30pm on 15th & 17th May 2014
Time : 7:00 pm to 8.30 pm
Entry : passes and invitations available from May 5th, 2014 onwards at the venue
Contact : 011 – 43503333 /23386428/ 29
Place : Kamani Auditorium, Copernicus Marg, Mandi House, New Delhi-110001
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Area : Events at Mandi House Area
Event Description : Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra presents dance dramas as part of 11th 'Festival of Ballets'.
15th May : KARNA - Towards no other persona of the epic of Mahabharata do circumstances remain consistently so hostile. Karna’s life and times are frozen in their entirety and his fortunes into a perpetual predicament. This ballet is dedicated to all the Karnas natural and unnatural, who are denied the rightful place in the social milieu, seen in its correct perspective. Karna’s life has been so repetitively, fortuitously unfair that it immediately elicits sympathy. His life in the epic is resplendent with magnificent misadventures and acts of valour.
Credits :
Choreography: Late Guru Krishna Chandra Naik, Shashidharan Nair
Music: Barun Gupta
Production & Direction: Shobha Deepak Singh
17th May : Kumar Sambhava – An endearing story of the demon Tarak, who enjoyed sacred protection in the form of a boon of invincibility from Lord Brahma, of which he took blatant advantage and wreaked havoc on earth. In desperation, mankind appealed to Brahma and the gods to save them from Tarak’s oppression and Lord Brahma said that Tarak could only be killed by the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati, with the intervention of Kamdeva, the god of love. Shiva and Parvati married. After a happy, peaceful existence in the mountains, Kartikeya, their eldest son who was incubated in six wombs of celestial virgins, was born to allow the world to rejoice. Kartikeya was taught by Shiva. At the end of his training Shiva asked his son to lead the army into battle and rid the world of Tarak. After a ferocious battle, Kartikeya mustered all his powers and released a deadly bolt against Tarak, that instantly saw him crash to the ground, dead. And so, the darkness lifted from the heavens and earth and the gods and humans rejoiced. Kamdeva’s death and his wife Rati’s lamentation offer the poignant and sad reality of a tale, where good and evil coexist.
Credits :
Music: Barun Gupta
Script: Neelabh
Direction: Shobha Deepak Singh
Related Links : Theatre | Dance
Entry : passes and invitations available from May 5th, 2014 onwards at the venue
Contact : 011 – 43503333 /23386428/ 29
Venue Info : Events | About | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Mandi House(Blue Line)'
Area : Events at Mandi House Area
Event Description : Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra presents dance dramas as part of 11th 'Festival of Ballets'.
15th May : KARNA - Towards no other persona of the epic of Mahabharata do circumstances remain consistently so hostile. Karna’s life and times are frozen in their entirety and his fortunes into a perpetual predicament. This ballet is dedicated to all the Karnas natural and unnatural, who are denied the rightful place in the social milieu, seen in its correct perspective. Karna’s life has been so repetitively, fortuitously unfair that it immediately elicits sympathy. His life in the epic is resplendent with magnificent misadventures and acts of valour.
Credits :
Choreography: Late Guru Krishna Chandra Naik, Shashidharan Nair
Music: Barun Gupta
Production & Direction: Shobha Deepak Singh
17th May : Kumar Sambhava – An endearing story of the demon Tarak, who enjoyed sacred protection in the form of a boon of invincibility from Lord Brahma, of which he took blatant advantage and wreaked havoc on earth. In desperation, mankind appealed to Brahma and the gods to save them from Tarak’s oppression and Lord Brahma said that Tarak could only be killed by the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati, with the intervention of Kamdeva, the god of love. Shiva and Parvati married. After a happy, peaceful existence in the mountains, Kartikeya, their eldest son who was incubated in six wombs of celestial virgins, was born to allow the world to rejoice. Kartikeya was taught by Shiva. At the end of his training Shiva asked his son to lead the army into battle and rid the world of Tarak. After a ferocious battle, Kartikeya mustered all his powers and released a deadly bolt against Tarak, that instantly saw him crash to the ground, dead. And so, the darkness lifted from the heavens and earth and the gods and humans rejoiced. Kamdeva’s death and his wife Rati’s lamentation offer the poignant and sad reality of a tale, where good and evil coexist.
Credits :
Music: Barun Gupta
Script: Neelabh
Direction: Shobha Deepak Singh
Related Links : Theatre | Dance
Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra presents 'Karna' & 'Kumar Sambhava' dance dramas as part of 11th 'Festival of Ballets' at Kamani Auditorium, Copernicus Marg, Mandi House > 7pm to 8:30pm on 15th & 17th May 2014
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