Make this weekend all about variety, from a drum concert to a comic show in Bengaluru
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Extraordinary women
After a showing in Amsterdam in March 2019, Goddess and her Magic Broom premiers in India this month. This dance-theatre performance is based on poetry and imagery created around a homemaker’s life, which is often rendered invisible. Goddess and her Magic Broom celebrates the voice and madness of a woman who is wild, free and beautiful. Artists Veena Basavarajaiah (choreographer), Charumathi Supraja (writer / composer) and Harshitha Bhat (performer) share their experience and skillsets to shape the performance.
At Courtyard Koota, Ground Floor, Good Earth Tarana, from 6.30 pm, on August 24, `250 onwards, bookmyshow.com
Attend ‘Easy Evenings’, a night of standup comedy by the finest comics from the Boston Comedy Festival – Vinayak Pal and Jim McCue. Joining them is the powerhouse Indian performer, Sundeep Rao. Pal is the author of the award-winning book Comedy isNo Joke! The Stand-up Comic’s Guide to Success, while Jim McCue’s mixture of witty material and his ability to work off-script has made him a crowd favourite.
At The Indiranagar Club, Sangeetha Sabha, HAL 2nd Stage Indiranagar, 6pm and 9pm, on August 24, `499, bookmyshow.com
Drum party
Check out TheBangalore School of Music’s first-ever drum festival. The festival will focus on student performances and workshops and demos by renowned contemporary drummers who will showcase their styles.
At Aruna Sunderlal Auditorium, The Bangalore School of Music, CBI Main Road, RT Nagar, from 11.30am to 1.30pm, on August 24, call 41285017
Get set, party
Lots of dance music and great food and drinks await you at thisparty tonight , so what’s your excuse not to go out and have fun? DJ Mehran will be playing Electronic Dance Music, so don’t forget to get your dancing shoes and heels along. Head to the dance floor with your friends.
WHERE: High Ultra Lounge, Rooftop, World Trade Centre, Malleshwaram
WHEN: 9pm onwards, August 24
CALL: 45674567
A voice of their own
Oorali is a collective of actors, musicians and visual artists who come together to create relevant art experiences. They portray the realities of society around us through music, theatre and conversations. Their music is structured on poems and songs that reflect upon the world. They sing in Malayalam, Spanish and English, across genres. Their performances are interactive and appeal to all the senses. At Courtyard, Phoenix Marketcity, Whitefield, from 6.30pm, on August 24, free entry
Festive spirit
Bringing your own Ganesha home is a matter of pomp and celebration. So head to thisflea market and choose from a range of eco-friendly Ganeshas that are up for grabs. You can also customise the idol according to your needs and preferences as well as shop for temple jewellery, Phulkari dupattas, bedsheets, furniture and more items at this flea market.
WHERE: VRBengaluru , Whitefield Main Road WHEN: August 24-25
CALL: 46693469
Matters of art
There can never be enough space for artists to express themselves. And so, this weekend, Social will launch an initiative to provide a platform for artists with an aim to diversify, engage and drive a community-run collective by bringing together micro-art communities in the country. The series is called Social Art Revival and will involve transforming this venue into a shape-shifting art gallery with a curated fine art exhibit, art installation, workshops, panel discussions, film screening, wine showcase, music listening room and more. It will look at the concept of breathing art into life, and life into art.
In the opening edition, you can sign up for two workshops – The Fearslayer Workshop by Something Sketchy and How To Draw Faces Workshop by Spreefirit.
WHERE: Church Street Social, Cobalt Building, Church Street WHEN: August 25 CALL: 9152017971/41713016
After a showing in Amsterdam in March 2019, Goddess and her Magic Broom premiers in India this month. This dance-theatre performance is based on poetry and imagery created around a homemaker’s life, which is often rendered invisible. Goddess and her Magic Broom celebrates the voice and madness of a woman who is wild, free and beautiful. Artists Veena Basavarajaiah (choreographer), Charumathi Supraja (writer / composer) and Harshitha Bhat (performer) share their experience and skillsets to shape the performance.
At Courtyard Koota, Ground Floor, Good Earth Tarana, from 6.30 pm, on August 24, `250 onwards, bookmyshow.com
Standup guys
Attend ‘Easy Evenings’, a night of standup comedy by the finest comics from the Boston Comedy Festival – Vinayak Pal and Jim McCue. Joining them is the powerhouse Indian performer, Sundeep Rao. Pal is the author of the award-winning book Comedy is
At The Indiranagar Club, Sangeetha Sabha, HAL 2nd Stage Indiranagar, 6pm and 9pm, on August 24, `499, bookmyshow.com
Drum party
Check out The
At Aruna Sunderlal Auditorium, The Bangalore School of Music, CBI Main Road, RT Nagar, from 11.30am to 1.30pm, on August 24, call 41285017
Get set, party
Lots of dance music and great food and drinks await you at this
WHERE: High Ultra Lounge, Rooftop, World Trade Centre, Malleshwaram
WHEN: 9pm onwards, August 24
CALL: 45674567
A voice of their own
Oorali is a collective of actors, musicians and visual artists who come together to create relevant art experiences. They portray the realities of society around us through music, theatre and conversations. Their music is structured on poems and songs that reflect upon the world. They sing in Malayalam, Spanish and English, across genres. Their performances are interactive and appeal to all the senses. At Courtyard, Phoenix Marketcity, Whitefield, from 6.30pm, on August 24, free entry
Festive spirit
Bringing your own Ganesha home is a matter of pomp and celebration. So head to this
WHERE: VR
CALL: 46693469
Matters of art
There can never be enough space for artists to express themselves. And so, this weekend, Social will launch an initiative to provide a platform for artists with an aim to diversify, engage and drive a community-run collective by bringing together micro-art communities in the country. The series is called Social Art Revival and will involve transforming this venue into a shape-shifting art gallery with a curated fine art exhibit, art installation, workshops, panel discussions, film screening, wine showcase, music listening room and more. It will look at the concept of breathing art into life, and life into art.
In the opening edition, you can sign up for two workshops – The Fearslayer Workshop by Something Sketchy and How To Draw Faces Workshop by Spreefirit.
WHERE: Church Street Social, Cobalt Building, Church Street WHEN: August 25 CALL: 9152017971/41713016
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