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When Akram Khan Kept Quiet
"In Asian culture, you don't have a voice. You just accept what everybody says." The star Bangladeshi-British choreographer, dubbed a "great new hope" of dance, still lives around the corner from his parents and claims he never stood up to anyone in his community: "No, because it's a form of disrespect. … I disagreed all the time, but it was in my head." The Independent (UK) 11/06/09
Posted November 8, 2009 12:36 PM





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