Theatre · Wingfield

NIDA

Saturday 27 March 2027 · Doors 19:00

Barns, Wingfield

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NIDA is on Saturday 27 March 2027 at Barns, Wingfield, with doors at 19:00. Entry is free, booked through the official seller.

Nida is an invitation to step into a glowing ,intimate space where beautiful Kathak dance and soulful Indian music meet. A brand new work from award winning Sonia Sabi Company aims to capture the feeling of home through intricate movements and melodies of dancer and musicians. Join us on this evocative journey through wordless storytelling, beatboxing and percussive dance. Join our world class artists for a truly nourishing , affirming and enriching experience that will stay with you.

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