Important Housekeeping Announcements/ Guidelines for Submission
Dear Readers, It has been quite a while since we had some housekeeping announcements at BN&WWW. BN&WWW was founded with the sole intention of it being an unbiased platform for […]
Tag Archives: dance writing
Dancers and their writings
Like dance, writing is also form of expression and creativity. So, it is not surprising that the Tattukazhi wielding hands take to writing as a second nature. In fact, Dancers […]
Navarasa and Dance – A Primer
Reproducing the article published in “Nava Anubhava” Youth festival’s brochure of the Classical Arts Society of Houston, November 10th 2013. “तत्रविभावानुभाव व्यभिचारि संयोगाद् रसनिष्पत्तिः” –Natyasastra, Chapter 6, verse 33 In […]
CBSE Elective Courses with Music and Dance for XI and XII class
I saw this in one of my feeds and it is heartening to see that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has started an elective course called Knowledge Traditions […]
A dancer’s dialogue with Thanjavur Brihadeshwara Temple Architecture
-BNandWWW was recently invited to the presentation and film screening of Smt. Sheila Sri Prakash, architect at Shilpa Architects on March 2, 2014. A report by Aarabi Veeraraghavan-Swarna Rethas Stepping […]
A Dance Odyssey at a Gurukul in India
By – Violaine Bhawana France/Chennai It’s always been a wonder to meet people who see the best in you and simply want you to achieve it, and believe in you […]
News and Happenings
Click play on this awesome video and continue reading the post, while listening to it. (Hat tip to Krithika) Lot of things has been happening in the world of dance […]
Some historical snippets of BN – Part 19 – To Applaud or Not Applaud!
There are two types of rasikas. The first type will wait for the dancer to finish the particular piece and then appreciate by applause. Then, there are the second type […]
Some historical snippets of BN – Part 14 – Gamakas in BN?
After a loooong break, I am back to blogging another post on historical snippets series. In this post, we not only come across an interesting topic, we will see some photos […]
Dance Talk- Arattarangetram
Here’s something that readers of this blog will enjoy… Arrattarengetram was started by four natya-enthusiasts (Subha, Raghu, Raj and Madhana) as a monthly video blog. Followers of this blog will recognize […]
Bharathanatyam and the worldwide web 