This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2022 season. This season is now over.

Shakti sitting in a chair with her hand above her head and body bending back.
Woman bathed in green light lying down sideways with her back and buttocks facing you.
Shakti looking up with her long black hair flowing.

Classique Nu

South Australia

Dance in its purest form.
The eternal classical western music that never ages with time and the beauty and vulnerability of the human body and soul are portrayed in this piece.
She is not young. She is a woman with much experience in life and in love.
Shakti dances in the nude with an interpretation full of serenity, emotion and beauty to the classical music.               
One can see the sculpturesque postures reminiscent of the Hindu temples and imagine a goddess descending from the heavens.

Beethoven -  'Moonlight Sonata'
Bach - 'Toccata and Fugue in D Minor'
Yann Tierson - 'C'estait Ici'
Albinoni - 'Adagio'
Pachelbel - 'Canon'

"A moving performance by a woman who boldly involves herself wholly and passionately in a refined cross cultural journey" ★★★★★  Glam Adelaide

"For all ages, gender & races" RV

Presented by: Shakti & The Garage International

Shakti grew up with the rich cultural heritage of Japan and India. She studied yoga with her father and dance with her mother (the first Japanese woman to introduce Indian dance in Japan). While receiving her MA in Indian Philosophy at Columbia University, New York she also studied modern dance with Martha Graham.
Upon returning to Japan, Shakti developed a unique hybrid form of dance blending Eastern dance traditions with Western jazz & contemporary dance resulting in an erotic, exotic and shocking effect. She has been performing worldwide to great critical acclaim. Her unique mesmerising performances have touched and tantalised audiences everywhere.
She has performed in major venues such as Lincoln Center NY, National Theatre, Tokyo, London Riverside Studios.

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