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Excerpts from Achinta S. McDaniel’s “1947” and “Dear Mr. Khan” presented by the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
The deft blending of such a myriad of pieces – movement styles, colors, light, music and costume is the hallmark of an organization that not only dives deep into study, but knows how to make choices that deliver a punch. I want to see them again. You need to see them.
Mary Pat Cooney
LA Dance Chronicle
The contemporary Indian dance troupe stomped belled heels into the ground with vigor and darted between tree-lined platforms with abandon, like sprightly revelers on a midsummer’s eve...magical.
Christina Campodonico
Los Angeles Times
The deft blending of such a myriad of pieces – movement styles, colors, light, music and costume is the hallmark of an organization that not only dives deep into study, but knows how to make choices that deliver a punch. I want to see them again. You need to see them.
Debra Levine
Arts Meme
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Blue13 is your partner in Equity, Engagement and Enlightenment. We are committed to working with you and your community to provide engagement beyond the public staged performance, with necessary cultural education and understanding at the center. Blue13 creates meaningful and lasting impact where it is needed most across the U.S. and abroad, making visible that which has been largely ignored in American performing arts: the multifaceted Indian American diaspora. As a woman-founded South Asian American company, Blue13 represents multiplicity, empowerment, and belonging to your community.
Partner with us to invite new audiences to your space, to show your community you value complex diversity and inclusion at the highest levels, and to increase accessible programming to those who do not often see or hear from artists of color.