DCDA KOLKATA, a Kolkata (West Bengal) based organisation working on the promotion and preservation of classical dance and culture in eastern India, are dedicatedly organising
All that is best in the myriads of Indian Performing Arts that exist, is being provided in a single platform in the length and breadth
Godliness is a sincere attempt to see the God within. Seeing is believing as they say. When the world around you has changed so many colors
The Bhramara Festival of Dance takes on the challenge of maintaining traditional art forms yet taking them to the youth in a dynamic and fun format. In its
Bhavam Nrityalaya, a Bharatanatyam Dance Academy run by sisters Anitha Rajagopalan and Deepa Bharath in Bangalore & Hyderabad respectively, has completed 7 years since its
Nalanda Dance Research Centre(Mumbai) has organised the Nalanda Nrityotsava, the young dancers festival for four days, commencing from 11th January at Kalangan of Ravindra Natya
NCPA Pravaha Dance Festival is one of the prestigious platforms to showcase the creation of different skilled & unique performing art experiences. This year festival
On behalf of Nrutya Aradhana Research Centre, veteran dance critic Satish Mehta has organised Nrutyankoor Festival of Classical Dances at Yashwant Natyagruha in Bhavnagar, Gujarat
The Konark Festival 2018 presented their recital Matsya Avatar as a grand finale. Conceived by Ranjana Gauhar (who has created a niche for herself in
Samadrishti (समदृष्टि) was truly नी:सामान्या दृष्टि, an extraordinary evening of Sangeeta & Nritya. A superfine, technically brilliant, emotively soul-stirring, subdued enough ‘without the want for
