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 »

Moksha’s first show was a great success at the Robert Powell Theatre in Salford University. The evening which had a near sell out crowd began with a solo recital from Rishi Banerjee who presented a mixture of Bengali songs from Rabindrasangeet, Atulprasad and Dwijendralalgeeti. Afterwhich invited arts group ARTS BENGAL performed two short pieces- a translation of Tagore’s ‘Karna Kunti Sangbad’ and a Shruti Natak (dialogue) called ‘Classfriend’. Thanks to Shilajit Ghosh and Kaushik Chaudhuri and his troupe for performing. The finale... Read More »

Moksha were invited by Panchamukhee Durga Utsav 2007 at the Harrow Arts Centre. Under the presence of the Mayor Moksha performed an innovative production based on two contrasting types of Folk Music that Tagore was fascinated by- Western Folk Music (Scottish and Irish Folk melodies) and Bengali Folk Music (Kirtan, Baul and Shari Gaan). Vocalists: Ballari Banerjee, Radha Roy Chowdhury, Samrat Roy Chowdhury, Charlotte Fairbarn & Rishi Banerjee Dancers: Showmi Das, Deyashini Mukherjee & Mekhola Roy howdhury Keyboard: Mukhesh Kumar Tabla: Yousuf Ali Khan Script:... Read More »

Moksha directors Rishi & Ballari Banerjee presented a short audiovisual presentation on Indian Independence while performing classic numbers such as ‘Raghu Pati Raghava Raja..’ and ‘Jodi Tor Daak Shune.’ Keyboard: Rakesh Joshi  Tabla:Hamit Walia Read More »