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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...

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...

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...

Dr Chandrabhanu on Bharatam Reprise: revisiting a legacy

Distilling over forty years of pioneering work into one three-hour long performance is no easy feat when you’ve as celebrated an oeuvre as the...

Sringaram – Tales of Love: A captivating ode to love

As a committed artist-activist, dancer Swaroopa Prameela Unni inevitably brings elements of her advocacy into her performances. At the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2025 earlier this...

It’s melody as well as community at Keerthana Music School

Uthra Vijayaraghavan’s Keerthana Music School celebrated its 20th anniversary recently. At a special event held at Melbourne's South Oakleigh Secondary College in late May, students...

Suresh and Shobana: Seven Notes of the Noted

With expertise in Bharatanatyam, nattuvangam, and choreography spanning over three decades, Suresh and Shobana have made a significant impact on the classical arts scene...

Kannada book ‘Heart Lamp’ wins International Booker Prize 2025

Banu Mushtaq’s Heart Lamp, translated into English by Deepa Bhasthi, has become the first Kannada language book to win the International Booker Prize. Published as...

S Shakthidharan: ‘Theatre unlocks our generational silence’

Rajni Anand Luthra: Shakthidharan, congratulations on your new play The Wrong Gods. Your earlier works (Counting and Cracking and The Jungle and the Sea)...

Simran Sunil Vudayagiri: Nritya Archana

Dancer Simran Sunil Vudayagiri, in her role as one of the Ashta Nayikas (Eight Archetypal Heroines), is longing for her lover, perhaps Krishna. She adorns...

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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union

S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”

Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration

Writing, Masterclassed: Geetanjali Shree at SWF

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