Manasi Pandya Raghunandan is passionate about educating people in India and abroad not just about our dances, but also about our culture and tradition

The Thimphu Tshechu in Bhutan, offers a spiritual uplift through dance.

The art of nattuvangam has undergone a sea change. Archana Nathan speaks to exponents to find out what this means for the classical form

A dance festival-symposium paid tribute to Guru Debaprasad Das who believed that Odissi originated from the tribal and folk traditions.

A rich Kuchipudi repertoire was put together by Anusha and her troupe.

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s dance fest in Coimbatore showcased myriad themes.

Kay Poursine talks about how the inimitable T. Balasaraswati led her on a journey of art.

The two Bharatanatyam dancers paid tribute to M.K. Saroja through their abhang-based performance

M.K. Saroja, who passed away recently, remained committed to artistic values all her life

Sandhya Raju, who won the national award for best choreography for ‘Natyam’, discusses how she wanted to make the dance compositions appeal to moviegoers 

Despite a deluge of debut performances across the globe, very few young dancers seem to make it to the professional stage

‘Detritus’, a multiform performance, highlights the urgent need to switch to sustainable art practices

In her passing, Mohiniyattam has lost a crusader who widened its repertoire and gave it a new aesthetics rooted in Kerala

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