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September 2019
The second stop on our Scottish tour, we hope you'll join us at the Reiss Village Hall, Caithness On Saturday 28th September at 3pm & 8pm Book tickets here; www.lytharts.org.uk / 01955 641 434 Bodies of Water is a playful, multi-sensory performance experience weaving together movement, choreography, water, objects and sound. We encounter water in our everyday lives - through our bodies and environment. We invite you to immerse yourselves in a unique performance experience, as we explore and celebrate…
October 2019
TIBETAN MONKS FROM TASHI LHUNPO MONASTERY
TIBETAN MONKS FROM TASHI LHUNPO MONASTERY – THE POWER OF COMPASSION
Tibet – the Land of Snows: eight Buddhist monks from Tashi Lhunpo Monastery perform ‘The Power of Compassion’, presenting chant, mantras, music and dance, opening a magical window on to a world of reincarnation and mysticism. From the contemplative chant of Buddhist texts to dramatic ritual dances accompanied by Tantric musical instruments (horns made from human leg bones, skull-drums, cymbals, bells) and with the sound of the dungchen (long horns), the monks evoke the atmosphere of sacred Tibet: an experience…
TIBETAN MONKS FROM TASHI LHUNPO MONASTERY
TIBETAN MONKS FROM TASHI LHUNPO MONASTERY – THE POWER OF COMPASSION
Tibet – the Land of Snows: eight Buddhist monks from Tashi Lhunpo Monastery perform ‘The Power of Compassion’, presenting chant, mantras, music and dance, opening a magical window on to a world of reincarnation and mysticism. From the contemplative chant of Buddhist texts to dramatic ritual dances accompanied by Tantric musical instruments (horns made from human leg bones, skull-drums, cymbals, bells) and with the sound of the dungchen (long horns), the monks evoke the atmosphere of sacred Tibet: an experience…
TIBETAN MONKS FROM TASHI LHUNPO MONASTERY
TIBETAN MONKS FROM TASHI LHUNPO MONASTERY – THE POWER OF COMPASSION
Tibet – the Land of Snows: eight Buddhist monks from Tashi Lhunpo Monastery perform ‘The Power of Compassion’, presenting chant, mantras, music and dance, opening a magical window on to a world of reincarnation and mysticism. From the contemplative chant of Buddhist texts to dramatic ritual dances accompanied by Tantric musical instruments (horns made from human leg bones, skull-drums, cymbals, bells) and with the sound of the dungchen (long horns), the monks evoke the atmosphere of sacred Tibet: an experience…
Hailing from British Columbia, The Dancers of Damelahamid are an Indigenous dance company. Their rich history of masked dance inspires a compelling performance, celebrating the diversity and history of the many beautiful Canadian Indigenous cultures. Through dramatic dance, captivating narrative, intricately carved masks, and elaborate regalia, the company transform time and space, bringing the ancient into a living tradition.