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Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration
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August 21, 2026
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Lakshmi Ganapathy
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August 27, 2026
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Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration
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August 21, 2026
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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union
Sharanga Satchidanandam The path of love is rarely smooth, especially when it is one-sided. More so when a girl falls in love with the man...
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S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”
Lakshmi Ganapathy: I want to start by congratulating you on ‘The Jungle and the Sea’; the night I saw it, there wasn’t a single...
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Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration
Chandralekha Rasika Dance Academy Chandrakala (Mahalakshmi Rathinavel) watches as her ardent lover, Sashikumara (Nikitha Sesha), stages a grand dance drama, conceived, choreographed and presented especially...
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A satire-cum-thriller, inspired by politics
A new novel by Manu Joseph spares no one - not even India’s PM - with its biting humour, writes HIMANI KOTHARI
Woman of substance
IFFM Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange becomes first Australian-Indian woman to win the prestigious Jill Robb Award
Timeless love
What happens when former lovers reconnect after 35 years? A Hindi play with a stellar cast delves deep.
A madcap model
Circus Oz’s new production, Model Citizens, promises stunning acrobatics and biting satire
Sydney Festival Director Wesley Enoch’s TOP TEN
A mix of dance, circus, music… and a bit of naughty!
Top picks for Sydney Festival 2018
134 events, 51 venues, 24 days of music, theatre, dance, circus, visual arts, installations, talks, language classes, and free and family events
Lights, camera, dance!
End-of-year concert gives students a taste of the stage, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS
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