GUIDE TO BEING A FREELANCE DANCER: Applying For Funding
In Part 3, Shivaangee speaks to Seetal Kaur and Arts Council England, who share their expert insights on applying for funding. This series is designed to demystify the professional dance…
In Part 3, Shivaangee speaks to Seetal Kaur and Arts Council England, who share their expert insights on applying for funding. This series is designed to demystify the professional dance…
Seeta Patel is spearheading some of the most exciting bharatanatyam developments in the UK. She spoke to Shivaangee Agrawal about her work, about fear, about education. The Rite of Spring…
The task of putting South Asian dance on the map of London and the UK was a tall order. When Pushkala Gopal, dancer and former Director of the Academy of Indian…
In Part 2, Shivaangee speaks to Sooraj Subramaniam who shares his top tips for taking care of your body and practice. This series is designed to demystify the professional dance…
Many will roll their eyes at this subject heading. Too often the bharatanatyam work that comes out of the UK is examined with regards to India, sometimes to validate its…
'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. This can be…
At a recent gig in Camden Town presented by Insaan Culture Club, the Pakistani folk singer Arieb Azhar and band had an unusual addition- that of a whirling spirit who…
Sadlers Wells and Kadam Dance place contemporary and classical South Asian dance on an equal footing in the Dance Dialogues project running currently at Hymers College in Hull. Three bharatanatyam-trained artists…
Gita Govinda Symposium Ananda Odissi Arts Festival University of Bedford 26 August 2019 Photos: Simon Richardson The Gita Govinda (Song of Govinda) is a work composed in Sanskrit by the 12th-century…
We are putting this question to a series of bharatanatyam artists. Shane Shambhu Njaan ippol Malayalathil ezhathiyaal ningalku vallatthum manasallago? Do you understand what I’ve written? Anything? It’s Malayalam (albeit…