A carefully curated two-hour intimate performance exploring the Navarasas - the nine rasas of Indian
aesthetic tradition - through storytelling, original poetry, live music and Kathak.
The musical landscape draws from the Hindustani classical tradition, ghazal and bhajan, the poetry of Kabir, and other strands of India's rich musical heritage.
The Hindi poetry has been written and composed especially for NAVAM, becoming a voice of its own within the performance.
Kathak brings another language to the stage - through rhythm, gesture and expression, allowing movement to say what words sometimes cannot.
The storytelling is in English, bringing the ancient language of rasa into conversation with the way we experience our own lives.
A story that draws you in.
A poem written for this moment.
A voice that changes the air in the room.
A rhythm that gathers momentum.
A movement that says what words cannot.
Expect a morning that moves between reflection and laughter, intensity and quiet, recognition and surprise - personal enough to feel less like a formal concert and more like a gathering you have been invited into.
And when the final note fades, the afternoon doesn't have to begin just yet.
Linger over a cup of chai, savour some Indian street food available for purchase at the venue, indulge in a little gupshup, and let the performance spill into conversations of your own.
Come for the nine rasas. Stay for the chai and gupshup. Take home the conversation.