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DANCE PRODUCTIONS

dehini

In a world where our planet who is worshipped as Mother Earth, one who gives us our life, Dehini, is also simultaneously over-exploited, is it fair for us to seek protection from our gods? Or is it time to rise and take positive steps as a community.

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A thematic dance production on the effects of Navagrahas

A unique production that brings through Contemporary Movement and Bharatanatyam the mythological beliefs and stories surrounding the Navagrahas - Surya, Chandra, Angarak, Buddha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu

Teaser - https://youtu.be/2f-ypefCLPE?si=AldEEeVQbPPhKYxw

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The Legends of Jyotirlingam , Lord Shiva, the omnipresent and omniscient force that creates, protect an annihilates, is worshipped as pillar of light in 12 sacred places of India. The Legends of Jyotirlingam is a dance drama production bringing, through the dances of India, these 12 legendary stories. This Natya amalgamates Indian Classical, Traditional, Martial, Folk and Contemporary dance forms.

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Bangalore Nagarathnamma , a Bharatanatyam Dance Drama, about a revolutionary devadasi and a court musician and her contriution towards construction of temple on Saint Tyagaraja's Samadhi.

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JAI GANESH

Aiming for prevention of cruelty towards animals by depicting their mythological significance through interesting stories, heard and unheard. A Bharatanatyam presentation with Hindi Kavita.

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Krishnamayee

Meerandal

Celebrating the saint poets of India, Krishnamayee Meeraandal is a collaboration with Guru Jitender Maharaj and his disciples Nalini and Kamalini to show the parallel life story of Andal (Bharatanatyam) and Meera (Kathak)

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Krishna Ganga

A flowing confluence of Hindustani music of Benaras Gharana By Bade Ramdas and format choreographies of Bharatanatyam

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Mrigtrishna

An avante garde choreography by Aparajtita Sarma and Pritpal Singh, Mrigtrishna translates into movement the never ending journey of seeking desires through Bharatanatyam and contemporary.