That way, audiences could see for themselves how she not only keeps the traditions of kathak alive and vital in new choreographies, but also weaves contemporary dance techniques into those traditions in "the search for the intangible."
Rather than bring one full-length piece, Aditi Mangaldas decided to show substantial extracts from two works, Uncharted Seas and Timeless.
That way, audiences could see for themselves how she not only keeps the traditions of kathak alive and vital in new choreographies, but also weaves contemporary dance techniques into those traditions in "the search for the intangible."
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