Workshops, Past and Upcoming performances in Bharatanatyam, by Sanskruti and Invited Artists.
Sanskruti School of Dance offers its first Bharatanatyam Arangetram in Cambridge by Manisha Swaminathan on Saturday, 7th February, 2015 at the Atrium Hall, Netherhall Sports Centre, Cambridge, CB1 8NN. Admission is free but booking is essential due to limited seating. For more details please the invite above. Critic's Review of Manisha's Arangetram can [...]
Students of Sanskruti School of Dance performed at the Cultural Diversity Day Event organised by CECF. Date: Sunday, 23rd November, 2014 Time: 3-5 pm Venue: The Atrium Hall, Netherhall Upper School, Queen Edith's Way, CB1 8NN Admission: Free
Students of Sanskruti School of Dance will be showcasing 'Mayuram' meaning the dancing peacock at the Cambridge Mela as a part of the Cambridge Big Weekend Festival on Sunday, 6th July, 2014
Students of Sanskruti School of Dance will present the traditional Alarippu at the cultural event 'The World Has Talent' by VInspired. Date: 23rd May, 2014 Time: 18:30-20:30 Venue: Arbury Community Centre, Campkin Road, Cambridge, CB4 2LD Admission: Free. Book your free tickets
Sanskruti School of Dance peformed at the Cultural Diversity Day held by Cambridge Ethnic Community Forum. Date: Sunday, 24th November, 2013 Time: 3:00 pm- 5:00 pm Venue: Mayfield County Primary School, Warwick Road, Cambridge, CB4 3HN Admission: Free
Krishna and her students had the opportunity to give a Bharatanatyam recital during the Brahmotsavam festival at the Sri. Venkaeswara Temple in Birmingham.
Krishna conducted a Bharatanatyam workshop at the festival launch on 9th June 2013 at Chesterton Sports Centre, Gilbert Road, Cambridge CB4 3NY. The workshop focused on story telling in Bharatanatyam style and targeted to both non-disabled and disabled participants, their carers and families.
Krishna and her students gave a Bharatanatyam dance recital at the 2013 Cambridge Big Weekend Festival on Parker's Piece, Saturday, 6th July.
Krishna choreographed and performed a special dance called 'The Waves' as a part of a book launch event of Cambridge based author Shahida Rahman on 6th June, 2012 at Waterstones Library, Cambridge.
Following the success of "Rangoli... Colours of Bharatanatyam" in 2009, Sanskruti School of Dance presented its second home production "The Ramayana" which was accompanied by live Carnatic music and featured dramaturgy expertise from Lanyt Theatre. The Ramayana in Bharatanatyam style unfolds the Indian epic exploring issues that resonate in our lives here and now. [...]
