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It is an interesting system. A red light is projected onto the ground to indicate that pedestrians should remain still while the traffic light is red.
India's got talent fame Prince Group from Orissa (India) recently performed the act of Krishna Leela at my office celebrations. This is a photograph from the live play.
If you have not seen their performance before, do watch it from here -
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8OhmHQ3Dz4
F5.6 | 1/200s | ISO 1600
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Explored: Dec 7, 2010 #447
A striking moment from the Magic of Thailand Festival at Parker’s Piece, Cambridge, featuring a talented ladyboy performer. With expressive stage presence, vibrant costume, and engaging performance, this artist brings Thailand’s unique and celebrated entertainment culture to life.
"Winkle Twinkle" (Play) — at Indian Institute of Science.
The photographs do not cover the complete play since I went for dance program (coming up next). Captured few ending shots only.
"Winkle Twinkle" (Play) — at Indian Institute of Science.
The photographs do not cover the complete play since I went for dance program (coming up next). Captured few ending shots only.
The wind was subsiding enough for Broon to attempt to put the torch close to his mouth again without setting his face on fire.
Local call number: JJS0384
Title: Asolo Theatre: Sarasota, Florida
Date: February 17, 1961
General Note: The Asolo Theatre was originally located in Asolo, Italy. It was dismantled in 1930 and acquired by the State of Florida in 1952 for the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota. The theatre reopened on January 10, 1958, and is now known as The Historic Asolo Theatre.
Physical descrip: 1 transparency - col. - 5 x 4 in.
Series Title: Joseph Janney Steinmetz Collection
Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. Archives@dos.myflorida.com
Persistent URL: www.floridamemory.com/items/show/245393
An expressive moment from the Magic of Thailand Festival at Parker’s Piece, Cambridge, where traditional Thai performing arts shine. This performer brings cultural heritage to life through elegant posture and vibrant costume, offering festival-goers a beautiful glimpse into Thailand’s artistic traditions. The festival showcases everything from classical dance to lively entertainment, celebrating Thai culture in full.
It captured a little performer confidently dancing under vivid red lighting, embodying the lively spirit of K-pop culture.
ആനന്ദ നടനം ആടിനാര്, കനകസഭയിലാനന്ദ നടനം ആടിനാര് ....
Mohiniyattam, also spelled Mohiniattam (Malayalam: മോഹിനിയാട്ടം), is a traditional South Indian dance from Kerala, developed by the great Tamil nattuvanar (dance master) Vadivelu,one of the Thanjavur Quartet. It is one of the eight Indian classical dance forms. It is considered a very graceful dance meant to be performed as a solo recital by women. The term Mohiniyattam comes from the words "Mohini" meaning a woman who enchants onlookers and "aattam" meaning graceful and sensuous body movements. The word "Mohiniyattam" literally means "dance of the enchantress".
Taken this shot during Thriprayar Ekadashi 2010.
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This photo captures a striking live performance, with a dancer in flowing red costume creating a bold ribbon arc across the stage. The dark clock-face backdrop adds a theatrical, almost timeless mood, while the second performer in the background gives the scene extra depth. It feels like one of those festival moments where movement, costume, and expression all come together perfectly.
Les chorégraphies les plus sincères ne tiennent jamais dans les limites qu'on leur impose.
EN The truest choreographies refuse to be confined by the limits imposed upon them.
Taken during Kadhakali at Cherpu, Thrissur
The story opens in Ayodhya where Rama is ruling after duly completing his 14 years in exile. During the coversation between a washerman and his washerwoman it appeared as if there is a black mark on the purity of Sita who had spent a few months alone in Lanka. This comes out when the washerman tells the washerwoman that I will not take you back in my house if you spend a single night outside even though Rama took back Sita. Even though this comparison is quite unjust, Rama, respecting popular opinion decided to send Sita into the forest. At that time Sita was pregnant and also contemplating to visit some Sages in the forest and take their blessings. Rama requested Lakshmana to leave Sita in the forest and come back. The unsuspecting Sita was left in the forest but fortunately near the Ashram of Valmiki. Valmiki took Sita into the ashram and consoled her. Soon Sita delivered twins. Valmiki named them Kusha and Lava. He taught them all the sciences and arts of the time.
During this time in the nearby forest lived a demon called Lavanasura. He was terrorising the Sages who lived in the forest. They complained to Rama who sent Shatrughna to deal with the demon. Shatrughna kills the demon. Then starts an Aswamedha yaga in which a decorated horse was sent out followed by a mighty army led by Shatrughna. The horse came near to Valmiki's ashram. Lava and Kusha tied up the horse, and fouight with Shatrughna and defeated him. Rama also came for battle but went back without fighting.
Rama then asked Hanuman to bring the Horse. However Lava and Kusha tied up Hanuman (rather Hanuman allows himself to be tied up) and brought him to Sita. Sita was astonished and immensely happy to see Hanuman. She ordered him to be released from the knots. Hanuman enquired about the wellbeing of Sita and also told her that Rama had made a statue of Sita for completing the yaga rites. This made Sita happy. Hanuman went back happily with the Horse.
Hanuman's Vesha is white beard. Others like Sita, Valmiki, washerman, washerwoman are minukku. Shatrughna, Lava and Kusha are Pacha. - Kadhakali News (kathakalinews.com/storystore/030lavanasuravadham.asp)
Un regard furtif au milieu de la représentation. Derrière le costume et les gestes du spectacle, apparaît soudain l’homme, avec toute son humanité et son émotion.
"Kuchelavritham" talks the story about Kuchela meeting Krishna after long time.
Kathakali is a highly stylized classical Indian dance-drama noted for the attractive make-up of characters, elaborate costumes, detailed gestures and well-defined body movements presented in tune with the anchor playback music and complementary percussion. It originated in the country's present day state of Kerala during the 17th century and has developed over the years with improved looks, refined gestures and added themes besides more ornate singing and precise drumming - Wikipedia
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Le regard perdu au loin, la voix semble porter bien plus qu’une chanson : toute une culture, une mémoire et une histoire.
Entre humour, danse et tradition, un geste théâtral transforme la scène en véritable récit. Deux personnages, une interaction, une histoire.
Dancer : Meera Nandhaa(malayalam movie actress)
Photo taken during Thriprayar Ekadashi 2010.
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