Mayuri Upadhya, Artistic director of Bangalore based Nritarutya-Indian Contemporary Dance Trust is one of the winners of the International Competition of Choreography Plan. She won the Bronze Prize for India with Gold Prize going to Idit Herman [Israel] and Silver Prize to Martinus Miroto [Indonesia].The final presentation of the 5 finalists who were…
Continue reading...Nritarutya’s Chreographer/Dancer Sathya BG enters Broadway! Gone are the days when Ramayan meant a 100-episode long serial by Ramanand Sagar with Arun Govil playing the quintessential Ram. It’s high time this great epic got a contemporary twist. This December, witness a contemporary adaptation of the age old legend of Lord Ram and the Demon…
Continue reading...We are proud to announce Megha, from team Nritarutya has bagged the 1st rank in her Masters degree in Bharatnatyam Trained under Guru. Smt. Gayathri Keshavan for the last 17 years and in Carnatic Music under Guru. Vid. R.K. Padmanabha for the last 6 years.. she stands with an aggregate of 82% from the…
Continue reading...Veena Basavarajaiah talks on reinvention of certain dance forms in India especially Bharatnatyam Pre and post Independence period. A brief history of Devadasis and their life through the centuries till the anti- nautch act’. The session would be for one hour along with half hour discussion and questions with the participants. On 8th August, 2011 FROM…
Continue reading...Watch dance frames at ART BENGALURU-CONTEMPORARY ART FESTIVAL. Photographer, Rony Dutta pays tribute to Nritarutya, with his photo exhibit inspired from their dance repertory. The collection is the first of its kind: with exclusive prints for sale.
Continue reading...Nritarutya is proud to present to you a visual glimpse of its latest dance act with 50 performing artists. Commissioned by a leading business group, the act celebrates the marriage of contemporary, folk and classical forms. Vibrant and dynamic, this vertical illusionary act, choreographed by Mayuri Upadhya, is all set to premiere on 11th, June…
Continue reading...And thereby hangs a tale… This in no means is a rip off from Geoffrey Archer’s novel, but I like the name and somehow I feel this experience has one too many stories involved and it is still going on, I think the name suits it. It all began when I was told I was…
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