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A Listening Body

January Low, Dancer & Choreographer

07-Jul-23 14:15

A Listening Body

A listening body is a dance/-theatre experience based on dancer January Low’s thoughts and questions in and around Odissi. Informed by a practice that spans 30 years, and more recently empowered by a virtual mentorship with Odissi exponent Bijayini Satpathy, January has deepened her relationship with Odissi by actively listening and responding to her body, mind and environment. This work peels away the commodified and exoticised layers of Odissi to reveal a relationship that is personal, vulnerable and respectful, enabling agency for both audience and performer to be equal partners in the experience. January joins us to share more.


Image Credit: dpac.com

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  performing artswellnessmusicHistory/Heritageculture

Tags:  Bijayini Satpathyjanuary lowclassical indian danceodissi





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