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From sensual to spiritual, the dance performances at the recent “Tribhanga – Explorations in Odissi dance” gave the connoisseurs plenty to reflect upon.

The Purush Festival made a case for preserving space for male performers in classical dance forms

In an age marked by excessive competition, Bharatanatyam duo Kiran Subramanyam and Sandhya Kiran tell Archana Nathan that there can be no substitute for hard work, practise and simplicity

Nattuvanar Herambanathan rewinds to the days of the Thanjavur Quartet.

‘Srinivasam Prapadhye’ wove history, puranas and folklore to present Lord Venkateswara’s story.

In times when parochial forces are gathering momentum and market pressure could be felt on classical dance forms, abhinaya remains the tool with which performers can celebrate the idea of India.

Music and natya combined to showcase Kshetrayya’s padams. P.S. Krishnamurti writes

Vasanthalakshmi talks about the Simhanandini Chitra Natyam to be performed in memory of M.V. Narasimhachari.

Natyarangam’s annual thematic fest for young dancers opens today. Chitra Swaminathan on its multi-disciplinary approach.

Sharmila Biswas and her co-artists discuss with Anjana Rajan the thought behind “Antar Yatra”, a cross-genre production that shares the journey of a woman dancer.

Sharmila Biswas seamlessly blended three dance forms in the performance.

From Shobha Chandra Singh’s pensive pena to Moirangthem Cherish Singh’s virile violin, the Swar Ganga Festival of Music showcased the best of Manipur.

Kuchipudi exponent Bathina Vikram Goud talks about underlying problems in the field of dance training.

Danseuse Ranjana Gauhar says classical dance forms make children aware of their roots

Jagyaseni Chatterjee goes on the trail of Bharatanatyam's roots

Lasya’s fitting tribute to her father Narasimhachari.

Lucrezia Maniscotti dedicated her performance to guru Adyar K. Lakshman, writes Rupa Srikanth

Bhagavatula Sethuram strives to keep alive the tradition of Yakshaganam through its Kuchipudi origins.

The recent two-day dance festival organised by Debdhara brought an eclectic mix of Odissi and Kathak recitals on stage.

Praveen Kumar, who received the Senior Dancer Award at the Natyarangam festival, on his creative forays.

Amrita Lahiri showcased her versatility in her performance in New Delhi.

After years of absence, male dancers seem to be back on the stage with talent and conviction. With this new trend, dance seems to have made a step towards gender equality

Celebrated choreographer Kumudini Lakhia and her students talk about give and take in art. Chitra Swaminathan records the interaction.

Kuchipudi dancer Anupama Kylash explains how she got hooked on to Vilasini Natyam.

Krishnapurath Murali's portrayals captured the essence of the story.

As Natya Vriksha completes 25 years, Geeta Chandran talks about adapting to new challenges in arts

Writer-photographer K.K. Gopalakrishnan describes vividly every aspect of the art form in his book. Lalithaa Krishnan has the details.

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

Bharatanatyam exponent Geeta Chandra explored various strands of Jaina philosophy through a two-day festival, says Sunil Kothari

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

‘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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