DEWAR’S Stay Curious Hyderabad Experience
DEWAR’S Stay Curious HQ in Hyderabad – A Glimpse into the Unforgettable Fusion of Modern and Traditional Art, Dance, and Culture Dewar’s... Read More
Bharata Uvaca – Unravelling a Civilisation
Bharata Uvaca – a day-long event of performances and talks was organised by Shankarananda Kalakshetra and Natyarambha academies bringing to town some... Read More
Vempadappa Lakshmi – Growing out of struggle with dance
Kuchipudi Guru Lakshmi's journey was not an easy one. She grew up facing societal discrimination and witnessed her parents' struggles as domestic workers. However, her exceptional talent was discovered by Guru Sandhya Raju among 150 applicants in 2009, earning her a scholarship with the prestigious Nishrinkala Dance Academy
The Feet That Celebrate ‘Apah’ – Water
The festival that pays ode to one of the elements of earth - water and Hyderabad, the city on the banks of Musi and was called a City of Lakes for a reason - has been conceived, curated and organised by Feet on Earth, founded by Pujita Krishna
Feet of Earth – The Dance Festival
Feet of Earth Festival conceived and curated by Classical dancer Pujita Krishna will be held on October 22 and 24 at Salarjung... Read More
The Spontaneity & Art of Slow Times
There is an unpredictability and extemporaneity in our rasas. Even in the rasas that artist developers create through their well-rehearsed performances, there... Read More
The Rasa Rules – What is Rasa?
This is not another explanation of the rasa-sutra of Bharata that we dancers are drilled to recite even in half-asleep modes; neither... Read More
Flavour of Telugu language in Kuchipudi dance
Guru and founder of Lasyakalpa, Katyayani Ganti pens highlights from her discussion with Senior Kuchipudi dance Guru Anupama Kylash as a part... Read More
‘Bahaar-e-Hajar’ – an artistic ode to Hyderabad rocks
Beautiful, mysterious, strong, and with a language of their own; Hyderabad has been home to spectacular rock structures as has been the... Read More
The last ‘Bhamalapam’ of Apara Satyabhama Dr Sobha Naidu
Ably supported by her students, Sobha Naidu’s rendition whetted the appetite for this much legendary but not so often repeated traditional ballet.
