Performers
This Bharatanatyam production traces the parallel cycles of women and the earth, each unfolding through the turn of the seasons. As the earth moves through its changing forms, its female protagonists move through their own inner seasons, carrying turmoil that mirrors the natural world around them before dissolving into liberation.
Through evocative movement, music, and storytelling, the work moves between distinct narratives: the grace of Amrapali, the devotion of Radha, the resilience of Sita, the courage of Rani Lakshmibai, and the environmental legacy of Amrita Devi. Each episode draws out a different facet of feminine strength and transformation, building toward a single, layered portrait of endurance across time.
Lighting Design: Keerti Kumar
Venue: Auditorium
Performers
Mudrika Foundation
Mudrika Foundation, under the guidance of Karnataka Kalashree Guru Smt. Minal Prabhu, is one of Bengaluru’s leading institutions for Bharatanatyam. Known for its commitment to classical excellence and innovative thematic productions, the institution has trained generations of dancers while preserving the rich traditions of the art form. The dancers of Mudrika Foundation regularly perform across cultural festivals, sabhas and prestigious artistic platforms in India and abroad. Senior artiste Ponamma Devaiah has assisted Guru Minal Prabhu in the development process of Mokshamudra and has completely choreographed the contemporary sections.
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