In a significant development for the world of Indian classical music, renowned violinist and Chartered Accountant, Ratish Tagde, has taken up the mantle of studying
Indian classical artists, whether they are musicians, dancers, or performers, are the custodians of a rich cultural heritage. Amidst their dedication to preserving and sharing
Indian classical dance forms are a rich tapestry of tradition, culture, and artistic expression. With their captivating movements, intricate footwork, and emotive storytelling, these dance
Finding an appropriate guru, or teacher is crucial when it comes to learning any classical dance form, as they play a pivotal role in shaping
Mumbai’s leading cultural organisation, Sam Ved Society for Performing Arts has organised the much-awaited Raindrops Festival of classical dances for two days at Bhavan’s SPJIMR
Natyashala Academy of Fine Arts, renowned for its dedication to preserving and promoting Indian classical dance forms, has announced the Bharatanatyam Arangetram (debut solo performance)
Indian classical dance forms are a magnificent embodiment of grace, tradition, and artistic expression. The journey of learning Indian classical dance offers numerous advantages, from
Mumbai based Odissi dancer, Sakshi Kale, made her debut as a professional Odissi dancer on July 2 at the Mysore Association Auditorium, Matunga. The Manch
Like a well-knit garland, with every bloomed flower, placed with purpose and relation to its neighbor, laid on thread of tenacity and depth, Chaithra Rao’s
New Delhi based Odissi danseuse, Ann Afreen rendered a vivacious performance recently in the capital city of India, in a programme presented by Shreshtha L’
