New work from the Sonia Sabri Company that brings together Kathak dance and Indian music to explore the feeling of 'home'.
Sonia Sabri Company bring their new work Nida to the Warwick Arts Centre on Thursday 4 February 2027, starting at 7.45pm. It's a brand-new piece from the award-winning company, and it sits at the intersection of Kathak dance and Indian music, both working together to capture the feeling of 'home'.
The performance is built on wordless storytelling, so it doesn't rely on a script to get its point across. Instead, it moves through beatboxing, percussive dance and upbeat audience interaction, with live music from the santoor, soaring vocals and soul-stirring drumming. The santoor is a hammered dulcimer, so you'll be hearing it played live on the night rather than as a recording. It runs for one hour and 45 minutes including an interval, and it's recommended for audiences of all ages, with under-16s needing to be accompanied by a responsible adult.
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Nida is part of HOME, a season of work exploring the idea of home, and it's funded by Arts Council England. The show takes place in the Studio at the Warwick Arts Centre, on the University of Warwick campus in Coventry (CV4 7FD). Tickets are £19.50, with a concession of £17.50, and students pay £9.50. If you're bringing a group of ten or more, you get one ticket free — you can sort that through groupbookings@warwick.ac.uk. It's a Thursday night, so you'll be home well before the weekend kicks in.
