Prasiddha Foundation celebrated 40 years with Ramayana Chaitravali, a compelling dance theatre festival spotlighting the strength of women in the epic, directed by Padmashri Pratibha Prahlad.…
Browsing: Dance
Ganga Thatwam, a tribute to the Sopana aesthetics Shatkala Govinda Marar Smaraka Kala Samithy, Ramamangalam recently honoured dancer Sithara Balakrishnan, recipient of the Kerala Sangeetha Nataka…
Guru Mayadhar Raut, a pioneer of Odissi, who passed away recently, dedicated his life to refining and popularising the dance form. In this tribute, his disciple, …
“The Old Man and the Sea” was made into a Kathakali play, mixing old dance styles with new stage ideas and actors, including one from Italy.
Hridya Haridas’s Mohiniyattam performance highlights Tholpavakoothu’s beauty and tradition.
In this segment, Nirmala Paniker shares her research on Tiruvathirakali that has evolved from its simple, inclusive roots into a diverse art form with intricate regional variations, reflecting the cultural and social fabric of the state.
Appunni Tharakan’s decades-long dedication to the art form, from assisting legendary artists to innovating costume techniques, leaves an indelible mark on the world of Kathakali.
Anju Peter’s lyrical Mohiniyattam performance weaves ancient traditions with divine feminine energy at Bengaluru’s Margazhi festival.
A perfect blend of grace, rhythm, and devotion, Thiruvathirakkali brings alive the cultural and spiritual essence of Kerala.
In this segment, Nirmala Paniker shares her research on Tiruvathirakali and its links to Mohiniyattam. Both art forms, rooted in Kerala’s culture, highlight the shared traditions of women’s performances shaped by legends, rituals, and spirituality.