Reblog: How not to be a rasika!
Some rasikas of Indian classical dance have habits that don’t die at all. It is like they literally took the James Bond film title “Die Another Day” to the next level […]
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Mayur Dance Festival, Italy
Mayur Dance Festival, Italy This will be the first edition of the festival; a four-days intensive workshop with 3 forms of Indian classical dance, with 3 great Indian dancers who […]
Roses!
Now, that’s a “Rosy Picture”! The key attraction of the show was the arrangement of roses in the form of a stage on which two artistes of life size […]
Nava-dvaara: Nine doors to Artistry (Door #9)
In the Fall of 2014, dancer/choreographer Smt. Ramaa Bharadvaj, along with other directors of Chinmaya Naada Bindu Gurukul of Kolwan India, completed a 7-week performance tour of the US, sponsored […]
Nava-dvaara: Nine doors to Artistry (Doors #7 and #8)
In the Fall of 2014, dancer/choreographer Smt. Ramaa Bharadvaj, along with other directors of Chinmaya Naada Bindu Gurukul of Kolwan India, completed a 7-week performance tour of the US, sponsored […]
Nava-dvaara: Nine doors to Artistry (Doors #5 and #6)
In the Fall of 2014, dancer/choreographer Smt. Ramaa Bharadvaj, along with other directors of Chinmaya Naada Bindu Gurukul of Kolwan India, completed a 7-week performance tour of the US, sponsored […]
Nava-dvaara: Nine doors to Artistry (Doors #3 and #4)
In the Fall of 2014, dancer/choreographer Smt. Ramaa Bharadvaj, along with other directors of Chinmaya Naada Bindu Gurukul of Kolwan India, completed a 7-week performance tour of the US, sponsored […]
Nava-dvaara: Nine doors to Artistry
Dear BN&WWW readers, As promised here are the guest posts that you were eagerly looking forward to. (If you missed the earlier ones, you can read about it here and […]
Documentary “The Journey from Sadir to Bharatanatyam”
After giving us an excerpt more than two years ago, this documentary is long overdue for watching in its entirety. Comparing and contrasting the past and the present Viveka Chauhan […]
We are incomplete without it!
While in school as a kid, I used to grind my teeth to memorize who invented what. Sometimes, me and my classmates would rant and say “Why did this person invent […]
Bharathanatyam and the worldwide web 