Creative Voices of Muslim Asia Videos

How does one portray a god onstage?

Malaysia's Sutra Dance Theater presents "Krishna: Love Re-Invented," which retells the love between Krishna and Radha, on the Asia Society stage.

The four members of Khumariyaan participate in a post-show discussion with members of the audience and Asia Society's Rachel Cooper.

The instrumental quartet from Peshawar, Pakistan, gets an Asia Society crowd on its feet with their music rooted in Pashtoon traditions.

Excerpts from the innovative multimedia stage production, followed by a conversation between the artists and Shirin Neshat.

U.S.-based Iranian band Kiosk perform their song "Yarom Bia" ("Come My Love"), accompanied by Mohsen Namjoo on vocals, before a packed house at Asia Society.

Members of the Pakistani band noori discuss how their personal musical influences have played a big role in their unique sound.

The Indonesian dance troupe combines martial arts, dance and percussion.

Indonesia's Papermoon Puppet Theater reinvents traditional puppetry in a mixed-media production exploring themes of identity, society and Indonesia's recent past.

Watch his cover of a Sufi classic.