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Fabulous experience creating, working together and performing ROOTS. Yaan Music

Fun times working on ROOTS the performance. Yaan Music

Performance on Wednesday May 3rd at 4:30pm. River City Bangkok main stage, as part of the Mango Arts Festival, 2023. “Roots” is a performance by Natasha Devalia, with live music by Chawalit Saowapakpongchai, Nopparuj Satjawan, Thakoon Boonma of Yaan Music based in Bangkok, choreographed by Ampinee Suwunsawet. It includes dance, music, art, and poetry. Roots is about choosing to acknowledge and accept the power of our varied backgrounds, and from that acceptance to rise up into the wholeness of freedom in individuality.

This performance is based on three poems, Our Moon, Desert Rose and Roots which belong to a soon to be published award winning poetry pamphlet, Unseen Veins by Natasha Devalia.



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Travellers: A performance by Aria Moore, Ampinee Suwunsawet & Natasha Devalia

“Ah, not the early evening dawn has faded away.
The half-covered star was rising high.
Isn't it time for a good person?
It's time for the good person
To go home from the field.
Go home.

Oh, you my servants, my faithful brothers,
You come to me.
Bring a trio,
Bring three grey-haired horses to sit with me.
Sit down and then go.
Go home.”

In loving memory of
Aria Moore
(22.10.1988 - 26.6.2021)

dancers: Ampinee Suwunsawet & Natasha Devalia

vocals & choreography: Aria Moore

video artist: Nok Chuanpit

music: I’ll Be Missing You by Puff Daddy (feat. Faith Evans)

produced by Studio Figure Eight

filmed at Koh Samui on July 5, 2021

Travellers: A performance by Aria Moore, Ampinee Suwunsawet and Natasha Devalia Travellers: A performance by Aria Moore, Ampinee Suwunsawet & Natasha Devalia“Ah, not the early evening dawn has faded away.The half-covered star was rising ...

“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages.”

— William Shakespeare.

This was to be our stage with Aria. Today we made the film with a recording of her voice. It moved the clouds, the water, both of us, the dogs and all the standers-by. We danced at sunset, on our beach under the tree, just as we had planned to do. 💔❤️

Video performance in memory of Aria Moore.