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Living Arts Centre presents a travelling Indian dance production 'Mystic India – The World Tour' in October

Living Arts Centre presents a travelling Indian dance production 'Mystic India – The World Tour' in October

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 21 Sep 2017, 01:23 pm
Mississauga (Ontario), Sep 21 (IBNS): Presented by Living Arts Centre, Mystic India: The World Tour will perform at the Hammerson Hall, one of the largest theatres in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) on October 19 and 20.

Created by Director Amit Shah and AATMA Performing Arts, it is a popular Bollywood dance show based on the concept of ancient India’s transition into modern India.

This internationally-touring Indian dance production is headed by a US-based dance company, and the first touring Indian production that carries such a diverse case of artists, according to the organisers.

The colorful costumes and elaborate sets have been custom designed by Amit Shah and hand-made in India’s film capital, Mumbai, by a team of 40 designers and workers over four years.

The team of diverse, trained dancers from the AATMA Performing Arts dance company combines authentic Indian and modern techniques bringing the streets of Mumbai and New York into perfect harmony.

Over half a million people have seen Mystic India: The World Tour since its conception through its successful tours in South Africa, Switzerland, Canada, Bahrain, China, and through hundreds of sold-out venues in the United States.

Expect an explosion of colors and energy as the dancers travel on a celebratory journey through Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Punjab, and Gujarat, and even through the progression of Bollywood films via a stunning visual display that fuses dance, theatre and spectacular special effects.

(Reporting by Asha Bajaj)

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