Kadamati

You can leave a note for a writer or cast member. Click here to text the show. MauHaus Productions presents A Blind Play. Episode 30. “Kadamati” Kadamati is Bengali for clay, the malleable matter capable of softness and hardness, of resilience and breakage. Kadamati is also the name of a dance devised by Akram Khan. A mass choreography open to the general public, it explores identity, connection, and belonging. It was performed in Trafalgar Square on the 24th of June 2016, the day after Britain broke, hardened and brittle, shattered by a referendum. Kadamati was adapted from the personal essay of the same name by Chiara Vascotto. This episode was directed and edited by Michael Mau STARRING Samantha Jonczyk as Chiara Sandie Keene as Jen Malya Muth as Christina Toni Poe as Fellow Dancer ADDITIONAL VOICES Drew Valins Michael Mau Anastasia Wilson Ryan Gaiser Carter Allen Andressa DaSilva Original music by Nitin Sawney and Trevor Tremaine. The podcast cover art was created by Geneva Hicks. Additional sound effects courtesy of Pixabay. You can become a monthly supporter of the show starting at just $3 a month. Go to ablindplaypodcast.buzzsprout.com/ to find out how. If you haven’t already, please show us some love with a 5-star rating on your podcast app. It takes seconds and makes a huge difference to the podcast. I sat down with Chiara Vascotto and Jen Irons as well as members of the cast of “Kadamati” to talk about the story, its origin, and the effects of art on politics. It’s a lively chat that will make you want to listen to the episode all over again. Enjoy. Rate, Review, and Follow, visit us at ablindplaypodcast.com, and spread the word.