Migrants chase new horizons yet return to unfamiliar homes. Where do we truly belong?

Tukro Tukro Akash (Fragments of Many Skies) by Nritya Tales

Doors 7.00pm Start 7.30pm

English/Bangla | 60 minutes I All ages

Synopsis: Fragments of Many Skies (টুকরো টুকরো আকাশ) is a bilingual dance-drama that explores migration, memory and belonging. It uses the metaphor of migratory birds. The play is a blend of theatre, poetry, expressive movement and live music. It follows two childhood friends whose lives diverge when one leaves home and the other stays behind. Through letters, memories and imagined conversations, they make a discovery. Migration changes not only those who leave, but also those who remain. Curiosity shifts from the world beyond to the meaning of home itself. The production asks: Where do we truly belong? Fragments of Many Skies is tender, visually poetic and relatable. It celebrates the beauty of multiple identities. It invites audiences to reflect on their own journeys, memories and the skies that have shaped them.

About the company: Nritya Tales UK is a London-based dance collective celebrating South Asian storytelling. They use classical and contemporary forms. They create original, culturally rooted productions. These explore identity, migration, and lived experience. They amplify British-Bengali voices through movement, music, and narrative-led performance. Nritya Tales UK work across generations.

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