| 11AM-12PM
BALLROOM |
WAKE
UP TO FUNKY BOLLYWOOD INSPIRED HIP-HOP GROOVES
With singer, choreographer and performer Sneha Mistri. For families
and children under 10. |
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| 12PM-1.30PM
BALLROOM |
BLAST
FROM THE PAST - FILM SCREENING
An energetic romp through some of the outstanding Bollywood
dance numbers from the demure '50s to the full colour noughties.
Compiled by Akademi Director, Mira Kaushik. Open to everyone. |
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| 1.45PM-2.45PM
BALLROOM |
CHAIYYA
CHAIYYA
West End regular Antonio Sussini and cast member of Bombay Dreams
will lead you through this fun and flirty number from the show.
Open to everyone. |
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| 3PM-4PM
BALLROOM |
SHAKALAKA
BABY
Join Antonio again to learn this upbeat show stopper hot from
the stage of Bombay Dreams. Open to everyone. |
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| 4PM-5PM
VOICE BOX |
BRITISH
BOLLYWOOD - FASHION OR FIXTURE?
Keith Khan, Artistic Director of The Manchester Commonwealth
Games, The Mall Jubilee Celebrations and Escapade gives a sideways
look and alternative insight into the proliferation of Bollywood
images that are now commonplace in commercials, music and the
media in contemporary British culture. Open to everyone. |
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| 4PM-5PM
BALLROOM |
BLAST
FROM THE PAST - FILM SCREENING
An energetic romp through some of the outstanding Bollywood
dance numbers from the demure '50s to the full colour noughties.
Compiled by Mira Kaushik. Open to everyone. |
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| 5PM-6PM
BALLROOM |
FINALE
FRENZY
Prepare to feel part of the show as performer and choreographer
Chix Chandaria teaches some of the hip-shaking routines from
Escapade to be performed later in the evening. Open to everyone. |
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| 7PM-8PM
BALLROOM |
| Watch
the cast of 150 performers warm up for the Escapade extravaganza. |
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9PM
EXTERNAL TERRACES OF THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL
ESCAPADE |
| Akademi
presents a spectacular outdoor performance inspired by popular
South Asian culture. A blast of film, dance and visuals brought
to you by a stunning artistic team including Keith Khan, Mark
Murphy, Dan O'Neil, Gauri Sharma-Tripathi, Henry Oguike, Mavin
Khoo and featuring the music of Bollywood composer Sandeep Chowta.
See the Royal Festival Hall become a huge cinema screen as the
150 dancers perform on multiple sites fo the sounds of a deconstructed
Bollywood beat. |