With the spectrum of COVID 19 looming high in the horizon artists have found a way of expressing their aesthetic capabilities through virtual programmes. New
Recently a week-long online festival of young string instrumentalists made waves – held in the name of Bharat Ratna Pt Ravi Shankar, in his centenary
Nritya Varsha, the unique initiative announced by Kathak exponent Dr. Tina Tambe lead Ninad Center for Performing Arts has received overwhelming response as 60 kathak
Classical dance was always for the society, of the society and by the society. Why do I say this? This is because, to make contents
Nava Pallava – young dancers’ festival was held at Daga Nikunj by Odissi exponent Sharmila Biswas to give a platform to young and upcoming performers,
Young Khagendranath Barman travelled all the way from Guwahati to the then Madras to learn Bharatanatyam under Dr.Rukmini Devi Arundale, whom he fondly calls Atai
Chidakash Kalalaya celebrated Bhanotsav -a ‘meagre-modes’ of Indian drama. Padma Prabitakam -The lotus consent -written by Sudraka was the first day’s fare. Artistic Director Piyal
The 30th Pandit Durgalal Festival was jointly organized by Uma Dogra’s Samved and NCPA, at Mumbai saw some of the finest artists of the country perform.
Of the five senses, the one that gives us the maximum stimuli at any moment is that of sight. Colour is that tangible stimulus that
Dr Sandhya Purecha and Sarfojiraje Bhosale Centre presented the Bharata Natyam Arangetram of Damini Naik at the Y.B.Centre auditorium, opposite Mantralaya on March 1st. The
