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Over the last 23 years, Akram Khan Company has established itself as one of the foremost innovative dance companies in the world. Embracing an artistic vision that both respects and challenges Indian kathak form and contemporary dance.
Artistic Director / Choreographer / Dancer. Akram Khan (he/him) is one of the most celebrated and respected dance artists of today. In just over 23 years he has created a body of work that has contributed significantly to the arts in the UK and abroad.
Akram Khan’s Jungle Book reimagined is a work based on the much-loved story by Rudyard Kipling. With a new sense of urgency, Akram has reinterpreted this known story from another perspective, through the lens of today’s children – those who will inherit our world and become our future storytellers.
In over 23 years, Akram Khan Company is now undisputedly one of the foremost innovative dance companies in the world. The programmes range from kathak and modern solos to artist-to-artist collaborations and ensemble productions.
In this acclaimed version by Akram, the greatest Romantic ballet and its story of love, betrayal and redemption are reimagined. The score is adapted by Akram’s long-term collaborator Vincenzo Lamagna, adapted from Adolphe Adam’s original, and performed by English National Ballet Philharmonic.
Akram Khan company One of the most original and celebrated choreographers of international dance. Acclaimed for his dance language rooted in the ancient Indian dance – Kathak.
World Premiere: 30 August 2024 at Grand Théâtre de Provence. A choreographer and dancer rooted in the tradition of his practice, and a creative interpreter of stories that need to be ‘felt’ – Akram has revolutionised the world of dance.
Akram Khan company One of the most original and celebrated choreographers of international dance. Acclaimed for his dance language rooted in the ancient Indian dance – Kathak.
Akram Khan company One of the most original and celebrated choreographers of international dance. Acclaimed for his dance language rooted in the ancient Indian dance – Kathak.
Sep 18, 2008 · Oscar-winning actress Juliette Binoche and Akram Khan joined forces to create a major new work of dance theatre, In-I, which received its world premiere at the National Theatre in London, on 18 September 2008, before touring internationally.
