A landscape of memories
- Deepa Natarajan Lobo
Attakalari's latest production 'Sthavara-Jangama' explores the intangible relationship between human beings and physical spaces.
Unusual abhinaya piece
- Rupa Srikanth
Alarmel Valli's experience and poise came through in the performance.
Ode to love
- Enakshi Bhattacharya
The power and the glory of Tagore's dance drama Shyama, was in ample display at a recent production at Kalakshetra Foundation.
A grand opening
The10th Attakkalari India Biennial gets off to a great start with spell-binding performance of STHAVARA-JANGAMA.
Traditional flavour intact
- V V Ramani
Srinidhi Chidambaram performed a repertoire largely rooted in classicism.
A touch of novelty
- Rupa Srikanth
Rama Vaidyanathan's imaginative presentation proved to be an aesthetic treat.
Zikr-e-1857 aur Ghalib: Rani Khanam's tribute to the poet
- Kasturika Mishra
Rani Khanam's dance tribute to the Urdu poet aptly stated the connection
of waiting and endless waiting in the world of one-sided love and
self-esteem.
Art as transformation
- Rupa Srikanth
Kalakshetra's annual dance conference dwelt on the many nuances of the performing arts.
With promise and grace
- V V Ramani
Mahati Kannan made the best of the well-choreographed pieces.
The enduring legacy of Chowdiah
- Stanley Carvalho
Ahead of the violin wizard's 55th death anniversary, Stanley Carvalho
describes how a Mysuru family's benevolence was instrumental in keeping
his memories alive.
Abstract, but rooted
- Rupa Srikanth
Malavika Sarukkai used unusual visualisations to break the mould.
Layered with emotions
- V V Ramani
Nartaki Natraj chose compositions rich in bhakti and sringara for her performance.
When youngsters stole the show
- G S Paul
The 12-day annual Koodiyattam festival showed how well the Ammannur school has kept alive the Sanskrit theatre tradition.
Thyagaraja's path to salvation
- PK Sundar
A beautiful blend of devotion, music and art encompassed the
compositions of Thyagaraja. Today is the 175th Aaradhana of the Saint
composer.
The beauty of the margam
- V V Ramani
Aishwarya Ananth Kartikh presented timeless pieces from the traditional repertoire.