Sahasam

Sahasam is a universal tale:
“Two fallen princesses, formerly dancers, victims of a terrible fate, will cross the chaos, recover the happy memory of their past life, invoke the deities of India, to finally free themselves. The spell will be lifted, the dance and the joy found again. ”
In complete freedom from the rules of the traditional recital, the dancers and four musicians train the children in the wonderful world of Indian dance and music.
Through the power of rhythms, the strangeness of the melodies and the expressive richness of Bharata Natyam, they discover a language, admittedly rooted in a very different culture, but an accessible and contemporary language at the same time.

Source: Studio of the Golden Hand, Elisabeth Petit