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Welcome to LaLaLand, where the completely impossible might happen!

Join us for a special edition of 

magical connections, extraordinary tales, and fantastical improvisations -

Lalaland Festival’s Mad Magic World! 

at Museum of Goa

on April 16th, 2022

from 6pm-12am

STRANGE BEINGS, STRANGER DRINKS

On April 16th 2022 AD at 6pm, opens a magical door within the world of LaLaLand, to enter Mad Magic World! The story unfolds across the sculpture gardens at Museum of Goa, with pure melodic explorations, interactive performances, and otherworldly dancefloors. Bring your strangest self, to play and explore in the land of possibilities, with your families and friends! 

Happiness is hard work, we know. Sometimes the journey is within. But it is also something we are searching for together. Away from our everyday existences, a Mad Magic World awaits, where strangeness is celebrated and our uniqueness unites us.

Amongst the strange beings who will transport us on this magical evening, are: 

Raoul Pinto, sexy sad blues by the mysterious stranger

Satsuki Mofire, fire dancing fairy with her spinning surrender

Blip, satirical comedy, loudly quiet and quietly mischievous

Saloni, enduring time itself, curiously mad

Flamingo Theater, satirical comedy, politically punk

Dhanisa Shende, movement lover with her feminine free flow

Manuka the soul singer, introspective and grounding, a forest of song

DEKA, with gypsy bass and heart thumping vibrations

and a special performance: LaLaLab, by

Tea Time Company, Kishor CK, Sjahin During, Sunaad Anoor

an international group of artists who will merge Dutch and Indian sensibilities

to explore circus, percussion and kalarippayattu styles of performance.

Stranger & Sons joins us in presenting the first ever STRANGE BAR. As strange beings and stranger drinks fill up the aura of mixing multidisciplinary art practices, explore the wild and wonderful foods created specially for the evening. Meet experimental food artists who are pushing the boundaries of how strange our plates could be. And experience some virtual reality fantasy, created by Dropstuff Collective.