Events.
Ardhanareeswaram | Bharatanatyam Performance | Shiva Shakti | Indian Classical Dance | பரதநாட்டியம்
Ardhanareeswaram | Bharatanatyam Performance | Shiva Shakti | Indian Classical Dance | பரதநாட்டியம்
Free Event - Bharatanatyam Performance
Bharatanatyam Performance at Sydney Murugan Temple
Bharatanatyam performance at Sydney Murugan Temple as part of the Maha Kumbabishekam Cultural Festival 2024 along with dancer Sribhairavy Manogaran.
Free Event - Bharatanatyam Performance
Nrityasagara School of Dance paid tribute to the generations before us as a part of Diwali/Deepavali celebrations. We were honored to perform at a local aged care home and share the joy of dance with our elders, celebrating their wisdom and experiences. As the festival of lights represents the triumph of good over evil and light over darkness, we aimed to bring a little light and happiness into their lives.
Bakthi | பக்தி
Nrityasagara School of Dance presents "Bakthi."
This captivating performance showcases the profound devotion and spiritual journey expressed through the ancient art form of Bharatanatyam.
Witness the power and beauty of dance as Nrityasagara School of Dance takes you on a mesmerising journey of Bakthi through this enchanting Bharatanatyam performance featuring live music by Namrata Pulapaka (vocalist), Janakan Suthanthiraj (mridangam) and Kranthi Kiran Mudigonda (violin).
Anangu Ivar | அணங்கு ஐவர்
Anangu Ivar (அணங்கு ஐவர்) - Bharatanatyam Performance for Palmera Projects Charity
Natyakshetra School of Dance presented the stories of five celestial women, staging Anangu Ivar (அணங்கு ஐவர்) on 25 February 2023 under the guidance of Smt. Anursha Tharmarajah.
This show focused on the five women from Tamil literature: Draupadi, Kunthi, Akalikai, Tharai and Mandothari. Each of these five women have been idolised and honoured throughout history as role models of womanhood and feminism. Their strength and virtue are unparalleled; and their powerful stories tell tales of defiance from a patriarchal society.
The show was performed by the senior dancers of Natyakshetra - Amesha Darshana, Arunthathy Surendra, Durga Shivaji, Karthiga Manoharan and Sribhairavy Manogharan.
All profits from the show were donated to the Palmera charity.