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Agappor (A Battle Within)

An original Bharathanatyam dance production by Priya Nair that explores the emotional realities and resilience of motherhood, specifically focusing on postpartum depression.

When
Sun, 27 Sep 2026
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Where
Stamford Arts Centre - Black Box
Waterloo St, #155
Singapore 187962
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For
adults
Cost
S$35
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About this event

This is an original Bharathanatyam dance production that shares the lived experience of dancer Priya Nair, portraying the emotional realities associated with maternal mental health, with a focus on postpartum depression. The production presents her personal journey through motherhood and the emotional challenges she faced following childbirth.

Through dance and abhinaya (expressive storytelling), live music, and scores including original compositions, the production seeks to raise awareness and reduce the cultural stigma surrounding postpartum depression.

The performance chronicles Priya Nair's journey of struggle, emotional turmoil, resilience, perseverance, and inner strength as she navigates the complexities of motherhood, ultimately moving towards healing, hope, and transformation.

Live Music

The production features live music performed by an ensemble of accomplished musicians, led by:

Vocal: T.V. Sajith Mridangam / Ghanjira: S. Selvapandian Nattuvangam: Neewin Hershall Flute: Dr. Ghanavenothan Retnam Violin / Keyboard: Lazar Thurakkal Sebastine

Creative Team

Solo Performer / Concept / Script & Multimedia: Priya Nair Mentor / Choreographer: Meenakshy Bhaskar Lighting Design: Alberta Wileo Sound Design: Dinesh Mohan

The production is presented within a Mentor–Mentee framework, bringing together artistic guidance and lived experience.

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