Looking Glass: Reflections of the Mind by Nootana
Join us for Nootana's 12th anniversary season in an immersive experience at Joe's Movement Emporium, where "Looking Glass: Reflections of the Mind" unfolds the haunting journey of a queen whose life spirals after a series of traumatic events. This original production, directed by Rishi Das, is brought to life with live Indian classical music and dance by Nootana's talented artists. As the story unfolds, a narrator guides the audience through the delicate balance between love, vengeance, and the search for support in the face of overwhelming darkness. The queen's reality shatters, and she confronts her inner demons, with her kingdom's music and dance serving as both witness and solace. The fate of the queen remains a mystery, but her story will leave an indelible mark on all who witness it.
Special thanks to Anitha Deshamudre, Brooke Kidd, Ricardo Quinteros, Gustavo Trejo, Shannon White, and our community of Nootana friends and fans.
SHOW TIMES
Saturday, September 21, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Sunday, September 22, 2024 at 2:00 PM
Ticket Price: $30
Doors open 6:30 PM with The Queen's Tea and other concessions available in the lobby. Proceeds benefit Nootana & Joe's Movement Emporium.
Founded and Directed by: Rishi Das
About Nootana:
Nootana is an award-winning ensemble, recognized notably by NBC for "Working 4 the Community" for its contributions to the Asian-Pacific American community. Nootana is the only performing arts ensemble on the East Coast to perform Indian Classical music and dance without an associated school. Our talented artists collaborate to create, shape, and form the perspectives, stories, and techniques performed on stage, delivering powerful and original works that resonate deeply with our audiences.
PLEASE NOTE THAT BY PURCHASING YOUR TICKET YOU AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING COVID-19 SAFETY POLICIES:
If you are sick, stay home!
Masks are recommended but not required.
Sanitize your hands upon entrance of the lobby.
No outside food or drink. No food in the theater.
