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Our members are trained in
a variety of classical forms...
Bharatanatyam – Tamil Nadu
Bharatanatyam is considered to the oldest form of dance and mother of all other style of classical dance in India. The classical Indian dance Bharatanatyam originated from the art of temple dancers in the South India state of Tamil Nadu. Bharatanatyam is reworked form of dance from the traditional sadir and combination of expression, music, beat and dance. Bharatanatyam or the fire dance is one of the most popular styles of dance performed by male and female dancers.
Samhita Raman '24
Odissi– Odisha
Odissi has a rich history rooted in the temples of Odisha, where it was traditionally performed by women, often as a form of devotional service to deities. Odissi is known for its graceful and lyrical movements, emphasizing sinuous postures and a variety of elevations and jumps. Odissi is predominantly performed by women and expresses religious stories and spiritual ideas, particularly of Vaishnavism
Fiona Mukherjee '25
Mohiniyattam - Kerala
Mohiniyattam is one of the eight classical dances of India that developed and remain popular in the state of Kerala. It gets its name from the word Mohini - a mythical enchantress avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu, who helps the good prevail over evil by deploying her feminine powers.
Sruthi Suresh '24
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