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Actor Vaishnavi Suryaprakash: Starting conversations

VAISHNAVI SURYAPRAKASH is a Sydney-based actor, dramaturge, dancer and performance maker. She is currently starring in Belvoir St Theatre’s performance of Nayika: A Dancing...

Silver hair. Golden years. Vivid colours.

The phrase Ke Dil Abhi Bhara Nahin, is a fragment of an ever-popular song from the Hindi film Hum Dono (1961). The recent Sydney...

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Belvoir St Theatre's successful presentations of solo work (Every Brilliant Thing, Blue, Lose to Win) and South Asian storytelling (Counting and Cracking, The Jungle and the Sea)...

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Although the subject was relevant and the performance commendable, Zameen was unfortunately dismal, writes DEEPA GOPINATH

Hunterwali rides again!

An iconic Aussie heroine of the Indian screen makes memorable comeback at Parramasalla, writes USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND

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The ancient sport of mallakhamb is introduced to Australia with jaw-dropping results, says USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND

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Aakash Odedra’s stunningly acute performance in Rising at Parramasala 2013 leaves the audience spellbound, says DEEPA GOPINATH

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A mesmerising and profound journey through various stages of life is enacted through Bharatnatyam, reports USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND

A melange of martial arts and meditation

A powerful performance that evokes a sensuous and spiritual feeling in the audience, writes LP AYER

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