Moksha’s production of ‘Shapmochon’ came to the Northwest. After touring London and Italy, Moksha showcased one the most exciting productions of Shapmochon outside of Kolkata. In the second half, Pramita Mallick gave a soul stirring solo recital with songs like ‘Bipulo Taranga Re,’ ‘Ami Kaan Pete Roi’ and ‘Amar Praner Porey.’ Vocals: Pramita Mallick, Rishi Banerjee, Ballari Banerjee, Ananda Gupta, Sangeeta Datta Dancers: Purbita Mukherjee, Sandip Mallick, Preeta Mallick, Rinku Roy, Senjuti Das, Roshni Mitra & Ushma Matthews Musicians: Siddhartha Bhattacharjee, Subrata Mukherjee... Read More »

Moksha conceptualised a Tagore Festival, celebrating the works of the legend himself through music, dance, drama and poetry. With this in mind ‘The Tagore Festival 2008’ was launched in London at the Bhavan Centre in partnership with Baithak UK. It was a whole day event! Amongst many of the events, artistes such as Pramita Mallick, Aditi Mohsin & Shreya Guhathakurta came to perform. Moksha brought the delight of Shapmochon to London and it was well received. Vocals:Pramita Mallick, Rishi Banerjee, Ballari... Read More »

Moksha was invited to perform in Italy for the annual Tagore Festival. Moksha performed ‘SHAPMOCHON- Breaking of the Curse’ Guest artists include Pramita Mallick. Vocals: Pramita Mallick, Rishi Banerjee, Sangeeta Datta & Ballari Banerjee Dancers: Purbita Mallick, Prarthana Purkaystha, Preeta Mallick & Rinku Roy Musicians:Siddhartha Bhattacharjee, Soumik Datta & Subrata Mukherjee Narration:Tapan Mallick, Sangeeta Datta & Marianna Biadene Read More »

Moksha’s charity show raising money for Teenage Cancer Trust was performed to a very high standard. The first half was a classical recital on Sarod by Soumik Datta who was accompanied by his brother Souvid Datta. The second half was opened by a dance piece composed to a piece from Rhythmscapes by Bikram Ghosh. After which, SIX SEASONS, a production based on Tagore compositions on the calendar seasons of Bengal, was performed. Classic pieces such as ‘Bishwa Bina Rabey,’ ‘Esho Shyamolo... Read More »