CHOKI sponsors a cultural experience at the Cleo Parker Robinson Center

DENVER - March 17, 2015 - PRLog -- DENVER – CHOKI (http://www.choki.org) is pleased to present the epic drama from India, Kali Create Fate, for one night in Denver (http://www.kalicreatesfate.info) on April 11, 2015 at the Cleo Parker Robinson Center located at 119 Park Avenue West, Denver, Colorado, 80205. Co-produced by Haggai Vardi and Maxwellvision of Transition Theater, Kali Creates Fate is a journey of music and performing art that takes you to the divine story of sacrifice, fate and love. Starting at 6pm, the performance features Denver’s top dance and performing arts talent, Mila Popovich as Kali and Alfred Smith as Shiva and includes dynamic music, costume and set design. For tickets to the event go to www.kalicreatesfate.info.

“Bringing the beauty of tradition and cultural arts from far away places to Denver and the U.S. is our mission,” said Casey Hartnett, founder of CHOKI nonprofit organization. “Denver, Colorado is the perfect place to celebrate culture and share the diversity of our world. We are grateful to Maxwell and the many artist that are putting their heart and soul into this production to benefit the Denver art scene.”

The production features performance artist, Patrick Beery, cultural international dancer, Xitlali and classic Indian dancer, AuroTejas Hemsell. Also featuring vocals by Meera Vishy and Priya G. Harihara and music composition and direction by Maxwellvision. Visit Kali Creates Fate (https://www.facebook.com/maxwellvision.maxwellvision) on Facebook to see updates and connect with the artists and CHOKI: https://www.facebook.com/chokiart

About CHOKI

CHOKI is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded with the mission of protecting the culture and traditions of some of the most sacred places left in the world that are under the threat of “globalization.” Through CHOKI’s support causes, beneficiaries will receive opportunities for human sustainability, security, and empowerment. The economic opportunities are provided only to the world’s poorest communities, who otherwise may continue to suffer the cycle of poverty. CHOKI wants to accomplish a world of “I believe,” with the purpose to share the beauty of traditional arts and culture with the world. We believe that art has the capacity to create and reinvent life in unimaginable ways. Visit www.choki.org On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/chokiart  To contact CHOKI directly, email Jessica@choki.org