This exhibition celebrates the boundary pushing dance works created and influenced by Artistic Director Aakash Odedra
As part of the De Montfort University Black History Month programme:
Date: 1 October – 16 November
Location: Atrium Space, Leicester Gallery, Vijay Patel Building
Description: For over 10 years, Leicester based Aakash Odedra Company has created award winning dance performances for the international stage. Using the voice of the British-Asian experience Aakash Odedra Company tell new stories about modern life. This exhibition celebrates the boundary pushing dance works created and influenced by Artistic Director Aakash Odedra and the company he and producer Anand Bhatt founded in 2011.
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