'Call Of The Flute' show inspired by divine energy of Odissi dance, theatre


The 'Call Of The Flute' show is also an important platform for children to explore their creative energies and celebrate their unlimited potential, says Shangita. Photo: Bala Murali

In its first major original production since the pandemic, Kalpana Dance Theatre (KDT) is set to present Odissi performance Call Of The Flute at the Temple of Fine Arts in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 25.

The show narrates the tales of Lord Krishna through the choreography of critically acclaimed India-based Odissi exponent Leena Mohanty and the enchanting music of Dheeraj Kumar Mohapatra, a talent in Odissi music.

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