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PHOTO GALLERY: Indian classical dance Odissi enthralls Cairo's audience with a tale of love




(Photo: Bassam Al Zoghby)

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Acclaimed Indian classical dancer Dona Ganguly and her troupe will peform India's Odissi dance in five Egyptian cities, starting with Cairo on 30 April 2016.

According to the event's programme notes, Ganguly's troupe performs "a moving tale of love in the language of Odissi."

Ganguly's performance in Egypt comes as part of the ongoing fourth edition of India by the Nile, a multidisciplinary arts festival that aims to bring a variety of Indian cultre's facets to the Egyptian audiences.

Ganguly is one of the India's acclaimed Odissi dancers. According to information released by the India by the Nile organisers, "during Ganguly's illustrious career, she has presented many dance programmes in India, and all over the world. Apart from performing, Dona Ganguly also runs her own dance school called Diksha Manjari."

Photos: Bassam Al Zoghby


Programme:
Saturday 30 April, 8pm
Gomhoria Theatre, Abdeen, Cairo

Monday 2 May, 8pm
Cultural Palace, Port Said

Wednesday 4 May, 8pm
Cultural Palace, Ismailia

Friday 6 May, 8pm
Alexandria Opera House (Sayed Darwish Theatre), Alexandria

Saturday 7 May, 8pm
Cultural Palace, Beni Suef