Contemporary Bharatanatyam accompanied by live music.
Leaving Only A Trace uses unique, contemporary Bharatanatyam language accompanied by live music to tell a revealing story shared by many of dual-heritage in the UK.
A young British Asian man decides to leave home to ‘find himself’. While packing his belongings he starts to unravel the past and begins to wonder whether cultural values have restricted him. He realises that he must let go of his past, in order to come to terms with his future.
Supported by sampad, mac birmingham, Arts Council England, Akademi, Akram Khan Company, Dance-East, Hat Factory, Tara Arts
mac birmingham is now partners with IdeasTap, an arts charity that supports young, creative people at the start of their careers. To launch the partnership, mac birmingham is offering a 2 hour workshop led by Shane, aimed at young people and emerging performers aged 16-30, at 10am on 25 October, followed by a 30 minute discussion session. To register your place, please go to:
www.ideastap.com/Opportunities/spa