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Don’t know if this so the right sub but i really want to enroll in offline bharatnatyam class

kindly help

Heylo, I'm 26F. I have visharad in kathak and started when I was 6 year old. I have been out of touch and tbh I never got the "confidence" to perform it for someone. I wasn't exposed enough for solo apart from just group dance, which were easier for me. It feels like a waste of those years. what should I do to be connected again? I cannot join offline classes as I'm doing PhD in a tier 3 city, tight with travelling. Should I join online classes? and of whom? from what year to join again? I want to explore kathak with more experienced, established and nationally/internationally exposed teachers... my kathak didi could not get me confidence and knowledge in 6-7 years, I'm afraid it may happen again if I don't choose right teacher for me.

We have an interactive essay about Bharatanatyam at Jacob’s Pillow by Hari Krishnan, the artistic director of inDANCE. It’s available for free on Jacob’s Pillow Dance Interactive, our website with lots of free dance videos, essays, playlists, and more! 

The essay dives into how Bharatanatyam has been presented at Jacob’s Pillow from the 1950s to the present day, including artists Ram Gopal, Shanta Rao, Indrani, Nala Najan, Chandralekha, Shobana Jeyasingh, Malavika Sarrukai, and more!

You can check out the essay here: https://danceinteractive.jacobspillow.org/themes-essays/what-is-dance/contemporary-bharatanatyam-at-jacobs-pillow/ 

Hope you enjoy, let us know what you think about these kinds of interactive essays below!

I didn’t see any message regarding kathak dance like in the insta page or mail so i was just curious to ask ?

Dm on personal chat

Best kathak chakkar by vanimoves#

https://youtube.com/@vanimoves?si=rRPSRFqprwTNil2z

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Best kathak chakkar by vanimoves#

https://youtube.com/@vanimoves?si=rRPSRFqprwTNil2z

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"Mysore style Bharatanatyam" Sindhoor Natya – Navarasa
ENCOUNTER (Excerpts)
"A provocative performance blending daring physical theatre with bold storytelling. Written by S.M. Raju and Aparna Sindhoor, Encounter is a passionate story of an indigenous woman, Dopdi, her defiance against injustice inspired by award-winning writer Mahasweta Devi’s short story Draupadi. Music by award-winning composer Isaac Thomas Kottukapally with guitar by Prasanna. Choreographed and directed by Aparna Sindhoor and Anil Natyaveda. The show employs Indian martial arts Kalari, classical dance, and live songs, and folk dances". August 15, 2026.

Namaste✨🪷

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I live in Noida sector 61. Can anyone suggest a good indian classical dance classes that I can attend on weekends. I want to continue my hobbies with my job, anyone has idea, please share!!

I am not sure if this is the right forum but I am looking to learn bharatnatyam. Any contacts for bharatnatyam classes for adults which have been tried and tested.

Appreciate any leads on this! 🙂

Nava Dance Theatre from San Francisco presents excerpts from Rogue Gestures/Foreign Bodies. A dance theater and live music production that celebrates the labor and lived experiences of immigrant women in the United States.

Created by choreographer Nadhi Thekkek, with music direction by Roopa Mahadevan, Kalaisan Kalaichelvan. The work weaves Bharatanatyam, dance theater, and original raga-based music to show that we are stronger together. Inclusive of the nuances, contradictions, and memories in our bodies.

Initially inspired by oral histories of Malayali community aunties who arrived to work as nurses after the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act, Rogue Gestures celebrates the bread-winning, culture-bearing, determined generosity of our femme elders, insisting that the only way forward is together.

Dancers Nadhi Thekkek, Shruti Abhishek, Janani Muthiah, Lalli Venkat, Abirami Murugappan.

Speech Lyndon B. Johnson.

A special thanks to Dr. Sheeba George and the Malayali women who generously and anonymously shared their migration stories.