Ananta, the Eternal - Minneapolis, MN

Ananta, the Eternal - Minneapolis, MN

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Fri, Jan 22, 2027
7:30 PM to 9:00 PM

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Ananta: The Eternal - with live music The word Ananta conveys the concept of the infinite, the endless, and the limitless; expanding into infinity. Ananta, the Eternal, by Aparna Ramaswamy, is an immersive evening of duets and solos by acclaimed Bharatanatyam dance artists Aparna, her sister Ashwini, and her mother Ranee, who weave together threads of body, memory, desire and devotion. Ananta describes the eternal relationship between the deity and the devotee. Aparna and Ashwini are accompanied by extraordinary musicians from Chennai, India, extending dialogues of improvisation to reveal the dynamic interplay between dance, music, and poetry. January 22, 2027 More information coming soon

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