Goa welcomes International Performing Arts Festival

The festival is bringing along kathak, ghazal, semi classical performances and more
The festival aims to encourage various art forms and holistic traditions.
The festival aims to encourage various art forms and holistic traditions.Gomantak Times

After travelling all across the country, the International Performing Arts Festival (IPAF) has finally made it to Goa for the first time ever! The festival will be held at the Institute Menezes Braganza Hall on January 5 and 6, 2023, from 5.45 pm onwards.

An initiative by Shyam Pandey, the International Performing Arts Festival was launched on July 23, 2015, in Ahmedabad. Since then, IPAF has been annually organising a festival in the different culturally rich cities of India.

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Some of the locations where the festival has been previously held are Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Shillong, Bhopal, Dehradun and Jaipur, all part of a long list.   

January 5 will include performances like Dance Drama Veergatha – Jhansi ki Rani, kathak, folk dance and more. While day 2 of the festival ensures ghazal and semi classical performances, folk dance, and classical vocal performances that are sure to entertain the people that will be attending the festival.

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IPAF aims to encourage various art forms and holistic traditions through the medium of performing arts across societies. Right from upcoming artists to differently-abled ones, they provide a platform to unite societies and cultures through the fusion of performing arts globally.

In addition to this, IPAF has also been supporting artists financially, having organised 30 paid online programmes during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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The list of performers that will be present are Prerana Palekar & Group, Dr Khushboo Panchal, Young Divyaang Artist People High School, Old Goa School, Balkrishna Marathe, Narayan Zantye College of Commerce and Goa College of Music.

Several performing art lovers, corporate heads and VIPs will be in attendance.

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DETAILS

WHEN: January 5 & 6

WHERE: Institute Menezes Braganza Hall, Panjim

DAY 1 SCHEDULE:

Dance Drama Veergatha – Jhansi ki Rani by the prominent Prerana Palekar & Group

Kathak performance by the outstanding Dr Khushboo Panchal from Madhya Pradesh

Performance by Young Divyaang Artist People High School

Folk dance performance by Old Goa School

DAY 2 SCHEDULE

Ghazal & semi classical performance by famous Balkrishna Marathe

Folk dance performance by Narayan Zantye College of Commerce

Classical vocal performance by Goa College of Music

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