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Dance of the Night
Sky
On
Saturday 11th March 2006 at 12 noon Chaturangan launched its dance installation
programme "Dance of the Night Sky"
for Liverpool Planetarium. This is a Planetarium show based on an ancient
Indian myth about the origin of the Plough, the Pleiades and the double
stars Alcar and Mizar. The installation was shown every Sunday afternoon
through 2006 and 2007 at the Planetarium. See the review
by Paul Ishtar.
" I found the museum show an intelligent and alchemical synthesis of dance, myth and science. The show was not only very entertaining, but educational on both a cultural and scientific level. The filmed dance/drama performances projected onto the planetarium ceiling against a back drop of the night sky showed high quality expressive / creative Indian dance, which at the same time was traditional and highly archetypal." - Paul Ishtar
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by Eric Foxley at the Dunkirk
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