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Yakshagaana Utsava
Two Narratives, Two Performances
Yakshagana is a traditional folk theater form that originated in the coastal regions of Karnataka, India. The word “Yakshagana” is derived from the Sanskrit words “yaksha,” which refers to a class of nature spirits, and “gana,” which means song. This traditional art form combines elements of dance, music, dialogue, costume, make-up, and stagecraft.
Sri Jabbar Samo and the Karnataka Mahila Yakshagana Group explore different aspects of the story in two performances.
Yakshagana Tala-Maddale by Sri Jabbar Samo & Troupe
Date: December 5 | Tuesday
Time: 7pm – 8:30pm
Venue: Lulu Mall Bengaluru
Krishna Leele Kamsa Vadhe by the Karnataka Mahila Yakshagana Group
Date: December 6 | Wednesday
Time: 7pm – 9pm
Venue: Lulu Mall Bengaluru
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