On the 17th Death Anniversary of Sushil Dasgupta (1923-2008)
- Bharat Sharma
From Narendra Sharma Archives - From time immemorial, Music and Dance have an intimate relationship – one lives on the other in performing arts.

Remembering Sarasa Teacher on her birthday
- S Janaki
K.J. Sarasa had the distinction of being one of the first and most successful women nattuvanar-s of the traditional community in modern times.

Classical dance needs to address the issues of our times: Geeta Chandran
- Raima Ganguly
The value systems of Bengal and the South are similar.

A grace that transcends realms
- Aparrna Nair
Mohiniyattam exponent Methil Devika speaks to TNIE about blurring the lines between science, art and human communication.

Dancing to fate’s tune, Seema is now a food server in Kerala's Vande Bharat Express
- P Sanitha

A Festival exclusive with choreographer Moritz Ostruschnjak
- Attakkalari
During the brief time that choreographer Moritz Ostruschnjak left the studio to head for lunch, we were able to catch him midway and have a small chat with him.

Dancing for the deities
- Sudha Nambudiri
This Brisbane based dancer is eclectic as a performative artist but a purist in Mohiniyattam.

Japanese dancer captivates India: Keiko Okano's journey in Mohiniyattam
- Shevlin Sebastian
It began by accident. Sometime in 2004, Okano came across classes in music and dance on the top floor of a supermarket.

Learning Bharatanatyam performances from YouTube, Anns dances her way in MGU Kalolsavam
- Christina Alex