Bengaluru International Arts Festival (BIAF) 2016

Samarasa – Thematic Duet Performances.

Pratibimb
Odissi by Padma Shri Guru Ranjana Gauhar and her disciple, Vrinda Chadha

Shringara Lahari
Bhratatanatyam by P. Praveen Kumar and Dr. Soundarya Srivathsa
on
 Saturday | 7th May 2016 | 5:30 PM

Ekam … return to oneness
Odissi Madhulita Mohapatra and Bishwabhushan Mohapatra
Udvāha

Bhratatanatyam by Seshadri Iyengar and Anuradha Vikranth
On
Sunday | 8th May 2016 | 5:30 PM

Venue:
Seva Sadan
14th Cross, West Park Road,
Near Sai Mandir (Sampige Road)
Malleswaram,
Bangalore 560 003.

World Dance Day 2016 celebrated by Shantala Arts Trust

Unnati: 49th Aradhana Celebrations

All Women World Folk Arts Festival

Programme
Kaikottikali Team Monisha Arts
Traditional Dances of Kerala
and
Folk Dance by Nrityantar Dance Group
on
Friday | 22nd January 2016 | 6pm
Venue:
Ravnidra Kalakshetra,
J.C Road,
Bengaluru
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Programme on 23rd January 2016 | 5:30pm
1. Ghal-Jhal Music Band
Traditional Folk Songs
2. Anjana Mahila Balaga- Muic Group
Traditional Folk Songs of Karnataka
Programme on 24th January 2016 | 5:30pm
1. Bandh Boomhi
Classical Folk Music
2. Folk Dances and Music from different parts of Gulf countries, Egypt Libya, Turkey,
Tunisea and Iran will offer a glimpse of their culture through dance and music
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Venue:
Kalagrama,
Kengunte,
Mallatahalli Road,
Jnana Bharathi Post,
Bangalore – 560072

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11th Drishti National Dance Festival 2016 by Drishti Art Foundation

Jaya Jaya Krishna

Aesthetic joy – an esoteric journey. Lecture Demonstration by Dr Padmaja Suresh.

DANCE ALLOY 2015-Love Dance.Breathe Dance

16th Kala Nadam 2015

All that's Happening this Dasara in Bangalore

 

Checkout the following links and Have a Happy Dasara!

Durga Puja

 https://blog.eventshigh.com/2015/10/07/durga-puja-in-bangalore-oct-2015/

Dandiya Nights

 https://blog.eventshigh.com/2015/09/28/dandiya-in-bangalore-oct-2015/

Dusshera Break Ideas

https://blog.eventshigh.com/2015/10/15/family-fun-things-to-do-this-dusshera-break/

Ananya Nruthyollasa-30

SAI NRITYOTSAV - 74

7th Chinna Kala Nadam

 NADAM presents
7th Chinna Kala Nadam
ADA Ranga Mandira
July 3 - 5, 2015 Bangalore

June 3, 2015

NADAM presents the 7th Chinna Kala Nadam - a Classical Dance Festival  for children exclusively under 13 years of age. The festival will be providing a platform for about 150 participants from 21 music and dance schools in Bangalore. It is scheduled on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of July 2015 at ADA Ranga Mandira, JC Road, Bangalore.




 



 

Ananya Samarpana | Cross Border festival of Classical Dance.

Dance: Ananya Samarpana

Dance: Ashtabhavika

Dance Performances: March 2015

Bharatanatya Rangapravesha
of Kum.A.Kusuma
Disciple of Guru Vidushi Smt.Deepa Bhat
Presented by
Nrithya Kuteera
School of Dance and Music
Sunday | 22nd March 2015 | 6pm
Venue:
ADA rangamandira.
Opp.Ravindra Kalakshethra
J.C.Road,
Bangalore

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Bharatanatyam Duet Dance
by
Ms. Karthika Menon and Ms. Kanika Menon from Bengaluru

Every Friday Cultural Evening Programme
Organised by
Indian Council for Cultural Relations
Department of Kannada and Culture
Bharatanatyam
on
Friday | 13th March 2015 | 6.30pm
at
Yavanika State Youth Centre,
Nrupathunga Road,
Bangalore 560 001.

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Bharatanatyam Group Dance
by
Shri Sathyanaranyana Raju
(an empannelled artiste of the ICCR)
and his senior disciples
Presented under Horizon Series by
Indian Council for Cultural Relations
in collaboration with
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
Bharatanatyam Group Dance
on
Saturday | 14th March 2015 | 6.30pm
Venue:
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan,
Race Course Road,
Bengaluru

Sai Nrityotsav-70.

Bhoomi – Salt of the Earth Piah Dance Company

BHOOMI-SALT OF THE EARTH
Bhoomi, a young woman born and raised in the land of Gujarat is stepping into the happy and innocent world of matrimony. After a teary farewell to her family and friends, the love of her husband and a new life beckons. She embraces the bond of marriage with joy in her heart.

They say old bonds never die. She happily visits the land of her childhood to spend some days reliving old memories. Her family, her friends, her protective brother Gema, she is surrounded by love and care.
But one day tragedy strikes. Beera, the most evil dacoit ever born is on the prowl. And he has never known mercy. She has to make a perilous journey through the wicked wilderness of Kutchh. Her husband and his kingdom await. She makes the brave choice of crossing the dreaded desert in the darkness of the night.
Will Beera capture her?

What is it that breaks Bhoomi’s spirit so much that she turns from a simple woman to an avenging warrior?