Eisha is a songwriter, performer and a poet who writes for dancers. Her multimedia show SeaSuite: Ultraviolet – with influences from India, Brazil and beyond – has played in various incarnations at the Edinburgh Fringe, Indian Electronica Festival, Cargo, La Langoustine Est Morte, the Osho resort in Pune, the University of Arizona, and the London Mind Body Spirit Festival, featuring contemporary, flamenco and classical Indian dancers and Indian fusion vocalists from London, Amsterdam and France. Other work includes two collaborations with choreographer Everaldo Pereira: We Are the Blues and What Does the Flower Want? have played at the Tabernacle theatre and Park Road Pilot. Her screenplay Estoy en India has been read and praised in New York, Barcelona and Copenhagen.

About Seasuite
SeaSuite began its international voyage of discovery in 2007 when poet Eisha Karol collaborated with dancer Claire Elise Hancock and Indian jazz vocalist Sandhya Sanjana to create SeaSuite:Ultraviolet. As it evolved, many other artists became involved with the project including flamenco dancers, contemporary dancers, percussionists, a cellist, and a film was made to accompany the piece by Arne Sjögren with an electronic soundscape by Imran Ahmad. SeaSuite:Ultraviolet was performed at many venues including the Edinburgh Fringe, Indian Electronica Festival, Cargo, the Osho Ashram in Pune, the University of Arizona, Sansara in Ibiza, Tara Studio and The Space.

In 2011 Eisha collaborated with  choreographer Anusha Subramanyam to create SeaSuite:Reincarnation with three bharatanatyam performers for the London Mind Body and Spirit Festival. In this new version for DSC SALF we explore a postmodern perspective in South Asian dance.

Words/Performance: Eisha Karol
Movement: Eisha Karol &  Beeja Dance Co
Choreographed by Anusha Subramanyam
Film: Arne Sjögren
Sound Composition:  Imran Ahmad