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Sunday, May 26, 2013
Dance Photographs - Krishna, a Dance Ballet in Boston - Part I
This last Saturday, the thriving scene of Bharathanatyam in New England was elevated to new heights . Shri. Madurai. R. Muralidharan, a well accomplished dancer-cum-choreographer-cum-musicologist-cum-composer-poet-cum..., overwhelmed the seasoned Bharathanatyam audience of New England by radically redefining the standards of creativity, grandiosity and technicality for Bharathanatyam Classical Dance Ballet productions, at least here in the New England area, if not all over the US, with 'Krishna - A Ballet'.
About 20+ senior dancers and dance teachers from the Boston area made this ballet production possible:
Jeyanthi Ghatraju, Mangai Gopalan, Hema Iyengar, Sharayu Mahale, Ananya Mahalingam Dhingra, Abirami Manian, Sujatha Meyappan, Pallavi Nagesha, Anirudh Nagesha, Ira Padhye, Amudha Pazhanisamy, Vyjayanthi Prasad, Sangita Raghunathan, Harini Rajashekar,Rangapriya Rajashekar, Indra Rajashekar, Kruti Ravalya, Shachi Risbud, Poornima Risbud, Ranjani Saigal and Poornima Surya.
Here's my detailed review of the event, published on Lokvani.com
About 20+ senior dancers and dance teachers from the Boston area made this ballet production possible:
Jeyanthi Ghatraju, Mangai Gopalan, Hema Iyengar, Sharayu Mahale, Ananya Mahalingam Dhingra, Abirami Manian, Sujatha Meyappan, Pallavi Nagesha, Anirudh Nagesha, Ira Padhye, Amudha Pazhanisamy, Vyjayanthi Prasad, Sangita Raghunathan, Harini Rajashekar,Rangapriya Rajashekar, Indra Rajashekar, Kruti Ravalya, Shachi Risbud, Poornima Risbud, Ranjani Saigal and Poornima Surya.
Here's my detailed review of the event, published on Lokvani.com
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
Dance Photographs from Dancing Nature's Art - A scientific representation of DNA using Bharatanatyam (Indian Classical Dance) by MIT Natya
Below is a slideshow of pictures from "A Jugalbandi Of Bharata Muni And Gregor Mendel At MIT"
A complete review of this spellbinding fusion dance effort can be found at my blog Creative Dance, Wedding and Event Photography in Boston - Ganesh Davuluri
There will be no wisdom, no learning, no art, no craft, no device, nor action that is not found within natya (dance)" - sage Bharata Muni in Natya Shastra ('The Science of Dance', appr. 400 B.C.)
Vibrant and colorful ethnic costumes, glittering Indian ornaments with intricate detail, hairdos full of flowers, jingling dancing bells, traditional henna patterns, giggling teenage performers - the scene in the dressing room at the MIT Little Kresge Auditorium this past President's Day, 18th February 2008, would have been all too typical and familiar for a stray visitor conversant with any other Indian classical dance program, at least from its outwardly appearance....
A complete review of this spellbinding fusion dance effort can be found at my blog Creative Dance, Wedding and Event Photography in Boston - Ganesh Davuluri
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