Join the award-winning Melbourne Bollywood performance troupe Bollydazzlers on a journey spanning six countries including India, France and Malaysia.
PremaNatya will take place on 29 November at the Thornbury Theatre, allowing its audience a glimpse into the culture of India, with a taste of five other countries.
The Bollydazzlers are arguably Australia’s most diverse Bollywood dancing group, featuring members of Indian, Columbian, French, Greek, Malaysian and Polish heritage.
Bollydazzlers dancer and business partner Babushka Ferenczi says they are excited to show off their unique take on Bollywood dancing.
“We’ve worked really hard to make the most of the experience of all our talented dancers. It’s a Bollywood production that will include traditional dances from all around the world,” says Babushka.
Guests at PremaNatya will be treated to the live Bollywood production as well as a fashion show and five-course Indian feast.
Information about PremaNatya, including how to book tickets can be found on the Thornbury Theatre website at http://thethornburytheatre.com/event/prema-natya/.
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