The first stage of the Banyan Tree project culminated in the Dance Takeover of the Hat Factory in Luton on 23 April 2022: a day of exploration and celebration of dance, featuring live performance, film, the Banyan Tree photographic exhibition, workshops
Flexible Bodies, British South Asian Dancers in an age of Neo-Liberalism.
Anusha Kedhar
Oxford University Press, 2020.
Reviewed by Magdalen Gorringe
the Space @ Surgeons’ Hall
Edinburgh Fringe
15 August 2019
Reviewed by Sanjeevini Dutta
'We have found that it is only up to a level that you can teach students as a group. Each one’s experience, imagination and capacity is different.
Paradise lost
Hebridean Treasure Lost and Found
Netherbow Theatre, Edinburgh,
1st March 2019
Reviewed by Caroline Higgitt and Roger Robertson
The Natya Project Showcase
Foyle Studio, MAC Birmingham
16 October 2018
Reviewed by Sanjeevini Dutta
Webinar to discuss the films in the series Banyan Tree – Circle of Dance: The Blossom.
Thursday 29 September 6.30 – 8 pm
It has been a bumper year for the South Asian dance community. We congratulate those recognised in the Honours bestowed by the Queen; and reflect on the achievements of a number of others.
We are putting this question to a series of bharatanatyam artists.
Shane Shambhu was the dancer featured on the first cover of the revamped Pulse magazine in Summer 2008.