Pramila Vasudevan leads Walker Art Center's 46th annual Choreographer's Evening

November 23, 2018 at 6:06AM
Among the dancers to perform at the Walker's 2018 Choregraphers' Evening, from left, Yuki Tokuda, Anat Shinar, Chris Garza, Amal Rogers. Credit: Bobby Rogers/Walker Art Center.
From left, Yuki Tokuda, Anat Shinar, Chris Garza and Amal Rogers are among the participants for “Choreographers’ Evening” at the Walker. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Choreographer's Evening

Pramila Vasudevan curates this year's Choreographer's Evening, the Walker Art Center's 46th annual celebration of Minnesota's independent dance-makers. As artistic director of Aniccha Arts, Vasudevan's own work draws on her foundation in Bharatanatyam and contemporary Indian dance to craft immersive (and interdisciplinary) site-specific performances. Aniccha's last show, for example, was a haunting convergence of sound, movement and ritual set in a Bloomington parking garage. At the Walker, Vasudevan has assembled a mix of talent including Twin Cities dance artists, photographers, theater directors, playwrights and performance artists for an evening full of surprise. (7 & 9:30 p.m. Sat., Walker Art Center, 725 Vineland Pl., Mpls., $25, 612-375-7600, walkerart.org)

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Pramila Vasudevan. Photo by Bobby Rogers/Walker Art Center
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