Indian classical dance is a call within my Jesuit call. This art form helps me to convey my belief and convictions to the people.
Browsing: Kathakali
Establishing Kathakali as an art form among the UK audience is a story of determination, passion and devotion of The Kala Chethena Kathakali Company
Mary John, the first Indian female chutti artist.
With his remarkable journey for more than 90 years, Guru Chemancheri Kunhiraman Nair was an exemplar in Kathakali
Kalamandalam Vasu Pisharody’s Kathakali career earned new sheen when the maestro recently won the Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi fellowship.
Kathakali veterans Mathoor Govindankutty and Madavoor Vasudevan Nair represent an interesting era in the history of the dance drama
Terracotta sculptures have been of increasing interest to musician-dancer-lyricist Sadanam K Harikumar.
Swiss Indologist Alice Boner’s enthusiasm for Kathakali triggered the Kerala art-form’s popularity across the West since the 1930s. She remains largely forgotten amid the 90th anniversary celebrations of Kalamandalam, the dance-theatre’s premier institution.
Astad Deboohad no bounds when it came to experimental choreography.
Two heart-attacks, ouster as teacher from his alma mater prompt Kalanilayam Gopalakrishnan to stay out of Kathakali, his passion for 55 years.