Tea party with the Queen of England Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle With Lead actors from musical “Lion King” Lindiwe Mkhize, Andile Gumbi
Continue reading...Windsor Castle With Lead actors from musical “Lion King” Lindiwe Mkhize, Andile Gumbi
Continue reading...U.K based, internationally acclaimed, Ballet and Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer Mavin Khoo offers few words of advice on the art of choreography. 1. With choreography its important to understand it first from a compositional aspects; imagine a building…you have to lay a foundation first before you start decorating…so, being objective and building the…
Continue reading...Rehearsals in ‘Desi Masti studio’, Leicester. Photo credits: Tina Bali
Continue reading...Principal dancer, Vishwa Kiran talks about his experience working with choreographer Madhuri Upadhya on the piece “Trishanku” for the company’s production “Prayog 4” “Want and Need”, “Angry and Reckless”, “Failure and perseverance”. Trishanku has been a very personal and emotional process for me and Madhuri. It has moved beyond a space of a mere dance…
Continue reading...“YES DANCE MATTERS” (by Smt Lalitha Srinivasan on World Dance Day) It has always mattered at the personal level, when I was 4 to now and will always matter at all levels, in all respects till the end of my day. It has been a panacea for life’s trials and tribulation. It has been a…
Continue reading...As we gear up for Prayog 4, noted danseuse Anita Ratnam shares some tips for a good performance. 1. Your body will never be perfect. Accept it and work with it. Learn to illuminate your strong points – torso, limbs, extensions, twists – whatever you feel works for you and diminishes your weaknesses. For example,…
Continue reading...It is a festive time at nritarutya, the team is all geared to perform for the Queen’s diamond jubilee celebrations as the only Asian cultural representative. The one hour show includes special performances by artists from all over the world. Its an ITV production, to be broadcasted to over 6 million viewers in 240…
Continue reading...Photographer Nikita Dutt Bajpai gives you a sneak peek into our Prayog sessions through her lens.
Continue reading...Madhuri Upadhya describes the journey to choreographing her new work “Trishanku”. They say you have to choreograph something close to life more importantly close to your own life!!!! As choreographers we can weave fantasy around the story, romanticize, be brutally literal, abstract or whimsical. I chose to look at characters from our mythology to tell…
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