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Asia Society Celebrates 'Electrifying India' With Karmagraphy and Miller Outdoor Theatre

Electrifying India

Photo by Lynn Lane.

Electrifying India

Photo by Lynn Lane.

Electrifying India

Photo by Lynn Lane.

Electrifying India

Photo by Lynn Lane.

Electrifying India

Photo by Lynn Lane.

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HOUSTON, September 17, 2021 — Asia Society Texas welcomed Houstonians to a joyful summer evening at Miller Outdoor Theatre where Karmagraphy, joined by dancers from the Movement Performing Arts Studio, presented a larger-than-life performance of "Electrifying India." Choreographed by Karmagraphy director and owner Kavita Rao, the lively production incorporated contemporary pop styles, fanciful storytelling, bright costumes, and thrilling stagecraft, all infused with energetic Bollywood flair.

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