"Lavanyavathi" performance showcases Lavani in Bengaluru

thehindu.com

Savitri Medhatul and her company, Kali Billi Productions, are bringing a lively performance called Lavanyavathi to Bengaluru. The show features Lavani, a folk dance from Maharashtra that mixes upbeat rhythms with captivating storytelling. It combines humor with serious themes, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking. Savitri, a dancer and choreographer, has worked with Lavani artists since 2006. She highlights the dance's evolution over 250 years and its shift in attitude. Lavani's playful and flirtatious nature allows performers to address important social issues in a light-hearted way. Originally, Lavani was performed by men dressed as women when women could not be on stage. Over the years, women embraced this art form to express their perspectives. Today, men also perform Lavani, continuing its rich tradition. Lavanyavathi is designed to take the audience through the history and development of Lavani. The performance includes songs, stories, and visual elements that reflect the art form’s impact on social and cultural change. The show will take place on March 25 at Jagriti Theatre and is suitable for audiences aged 12 and older. Tickets are available for ₹500 on BookMyShow.


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