Past performances by Sanskruti in Bharatanatyam
Solo Bharatanataym performance by Krishna Zivraj-Nair, Carnatic vocals by Sowmya Dodda and Carnatic violin by Dhivya Kumaramurthy at the fund raising event by Village Outreach Society, UK
Sanskruti School of dance presented Utsav which means celebration in Sanskrit as a part of the Cambridge Big Weekend Festival on July 11, 2010. The event showcased solo and group Bharatanatyam performances by all the students along with performances in Carnatic vocals and violin by students and teachers of Sanskruti. Intertwined with the classical [...]
Sanskruti School of Dance presented in Bharatanatyam style 'An ode to a tree'. With this piece, the dance ensemble with its movement language described the importance of nature and the environment symbolized by a tree. Just as the branches and the leaves of the tree are free and yet dependent on the tree trunk, [...]
Solo Bharatanatyam performance by Sanskruti's senior student Aishwarya Thomas for 'Utsav'. The charity event was organized by Sakhya- Cambridge Friends of India at Hughes Hall College, University of Cambridge.
Rangoli is an Indian art where different colours are used to create decorative patterns on the floor at the entrance of homes. Keeping this in mind, Sanskruti School of Dance brings to you its first maiden dance production- Rangoli...Colours of Bharatanatyam.. Just as a Rangoli is created with a combination of different colors and [...]
Bharatnatyam group performance (age group-5-12 years) Krishna demonstrated basic dance steps to the audience and also gave a solo performance Group performances (age group 16-18 years) Bollywood group dance by adults
Bharatnatyam group performance by the younger students (age group- 5-12 years) as a part of the Arts Week.
Bharatnatyam group and solo performances by all students Folk and Bollywood group dances by adults
Bharatnatyam group performance by all students Student participation at various dance competitions such as Kerala Croyden Dance Competition under the cinematic dance category. Also one of the students won the first place in cinematic dance at Cardiff dance competition called Thillana
Krishna gave her first Bharatanatyam performance in Cambridge for "Mayur"- a fund raising event Krishna choreographed a Bollywood style dance and gave a solo performance at Mayur Krishna choreographed and performed a semi-classical fusion dance incorporating Bharatnatyam steps to Hindustani music for Independence Day Celebrations
