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Asian events at The Lowry

11/ 8/2008

THIS autumn, The Lowry sees a wide range of music and dance events from South Asia beginning with the north west’s own Indian classical dance ensemble’s production of Devi.

Sacred Thread uses classical Indian dance and music, while Diwali Dhamaka adds a twist to the classic Indian festival of lights. There are also dramatic theatrical productions from Party and Howzzat!

Devi - Sun 21 September

This stunning new production is performed by six of the region’s best dancers and explores the nine moods of Devi, the ultimate female Hindu goddess.

Times 7pm
Tickets £10

Sacred Thread - Sun 5 October

This production uses Kathak (North Indian classical dance), narrative and original music to tell the stories of two extraordinary women from history.

Times 7pm
Tickets £12

Party - Sun 12 October

A new production from The Neev Theatre Company of Calcutta, exploring the hypocrisy of the cultural and intellectual glitterati in contemporary India.

Times 7pm
Tickets £10

Diwali Dhamaka - Sun 26 October

After sell-out shows in 2006 and 2007, this dance-filled Festival of Lights promises to be a vibrant celebration for all communities of the North West.

Times Workshops & Activities 2pm – 6pm; Performance 6.30pm

Tickets £12

Howzzat! - Sun 30 November

A very different double bill: Vivarta explores the mythological Hindu theme of Dashavatara, while Howzzat! offers a refreshing take on cricket.

Times 7pm

Tickets £12