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World Parkinson's Day 2026: Learn more about the condition with this interaction

To mark World Parkinson’s Day on Saturday, a Kathak workshop, lecture, and play explore how rhythm and movement support better balance, coordination, and confidence for those living with the condition

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Sharma (centre in dark green) at a previous kathak workshop. pics courtesy/kathak rockers; Movement mantra; Third Half Theatre

Sharma (centre in dark green) at a previous kathak workshop. pics courtesy/kathak rockers; Movement mantra; Third Half Theatre

On World Parkinson’s Day (April 11), Kathak Rockers, led by dancer Kumar Sharma, will host a workshop that explores Kathak as a form of movement-based therapy. Designed to engage, the session focuses on how classical dance can support people living with Parkinson’s. “The workshop will highlight how Kathak works as a positive mind and body exercise for people with Parkinson’s,” emphasises Sharma. He further explains that the structured rhythm of the dance plays a crucial role in physical and motor improvement.

Mona Ambegaonkar and Bhumika Mane from Still Dancing
Mona Ambegaonkar and Bhumika Mane from Still Dancing

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