Selcouth (Rare Unusual)-A Shiamak Davar Production I Dance | English | 12yrs + | 1hr

Produced by Shiamak Davar, the Guru of contemporary dance in India, ‘Selcouth’ translates to ‘unique’ or ‘rare’ – and the larger-than-life showcase, featuring around 70 of India’s finest contemporary dancers from the Shiamak Davar Dance Company, is exactly that. Brace yourself for an extraordinary emotional journey through the various stages of life as the episodic narrative flows from one song to another, confronting and confounding you with your own ability to become a vessel of love, fragility, betrayal, pain, anger, healing. Through a consuming cycle of highs and lows, it carries the audience towards the inevitable reconciliation of human fallacies, much like life. 

Visually, ‘Selcouth’ explodes on stage with blend of Indo-contemporary and modern movements, its story equally expressed through breathtaking formations, avant garde costume, and psychedelic lighting. All elements are meticulously designed to carry you to a unique emotional space… a surreal state of the mind that you may not have unlocked before. At the heart of the storytelling are its songs – a compelling symphony of English and Hindi numbers such as ‘Skyfall’ (Adele), ‘Jesus to a Child’ (George Michael), ‘Jiya Laage Na’ (Sona Mohapatra), ‘Kaari Kaari’ (Qurat Ul Ain Balouch) and others. 

Choreographer and performing artist Shiamak Davar is a legendary name in Bollywood, India, and beyond. He has pioneered paradigm-shifting dance movements, contributing to the modernization of the country's dance scene. As a recipient of national awards, Shiamak's distinctive style creates an electrifying experience on stage, captivating audiences. ‘Shiamak Davar International’ is the world’s biggest dance academy, engaging over a million dance enthusiasts across India, Canada, USA, Australia, the UAE and the UK. 

Come witness the naked beauty of human existence through visceral movements and raw melody… in the unforgettable Shiamak Davar style!

Please note: This production contains the use of theatrical haze and flashing lights.

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