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Tag Archives: Venuri Perera on Sri Lanka’s fledgling contemporary dance scene

Venuri Perera: Movement as Therapy
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Venuri Perera: Movement as Therapy

Posted on October 30, 2012 by Smriti Daniel • Leave a comment

The 12 women in Venuri Perera’s weekly movement class at the Halfway Home in Mulleriyawa are getting used to dancing without music. Diagnosed and treated for mental illnesses, they are in recovery from conditions that range from schizophrenia and depression to the milder learning disorders. Venuri is only a few classes in, but she knows … Continue reading →

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