Weekend for the arts: January Low back on stage, Rimbun Dahan goes gamelan


In her new solo show 'A Listening Body' at DPAC, Low aims to make odissi more accessible and recognisable to audiences by offering various entry points to create different encounters with the dance. Photo: The Star/Low Lay Phon

PERFORMING ARTS: A LISTENING BODY: ODISSI SOLO BY JANUARY LOW

Venue: Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC), Petaling Jaya

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