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Friday, September 6 , 2013 7:00 p.m. UMBC Fine Arts Recital Hall, Room 118

The Asian Studies Program at UMBC Presents . A Dazzling Dance Drama Musical Extravaganza. Hindi Yakshagana “Panchavati ”. With Subtitles in English. The Story Of Surpanakha. Don’t miss this sensational audiovisual extravaganza!. कर्नाटक का प्राचीन लोकप्रिय कला यक्षगान

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Friday, September 6 , 2013 7:00 p.m. UMBC Fine Arts Recital Hall, Room 118

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  1. The Asian Studies Program at UMBC Presents A Dazzling Dance Drama Musical Extravaganza Hindi Yakshagana “Panchavati” With Subtitles in English The Story Of Surpanakha Don’t miss this sensational audiovisual extravaganza! कर्नाटक का प्राचीन लोकप्रियकला यक्षगान का आनंदलीजिए Yakshagana - depicting Indian epics through song, dance, and dialogue! Yakshagana is a musical theater art popular in the coastal regions of Karnataka. Yakshagana consists of a himmela  (background music group) and a mummela (dance and dialog group in colorful costumes). A performance usually depicts a story from Indian epic poems and the Puranas. YakshaManjusha is a Yakshaganatroupe based in Mangalore, enrolled with ICCR and has performed in nineteen states in India. They are the only troupe to perform Yakshagana in Hindi. Friday, September 6 , 2013 7:00 p.m. UMBC Fine Arts Recital Hall, Room 118 All are welcome. Admission is $10 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens. To purchase tickets call 410-455-2094 or e-mail us at asianstudies@umbc.edu Other UMBC sponsors: Departments of Theater, Dance and Music and the Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

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