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Sitting Choreography and Expressive Dance in Mumbai

byBijal DedhiaStudio in Kandivali East; Conducts workshops across MumbaiStarts from1,800 per sessionView full gallery

You don't need a stage or even your feet to dance. Discover the art of storytelling through expressions and hand gestures, perfect for anyone who loves to move or has limited mobility.

You don't always need your feet to dance. Here's a fun sitting choreography session I had on an empty Mumbai local train. It’s a perfect example of how we can use hand gestures and expressions to create a full performance anywhere.

Exploring the emotion of jealousy through the classic song "Radha Kaise Na Jale". This sitting choreography piece shows how powerful facial expressions (Abhinaya) and hand movements can be in telling a story, a key focus in my expressive dance workshops.

A quiet moment at home, expressing mixed feelings through a semi-classical sitting choreography. This style allows for deep emotional exploration, connecting the nine emotions or Navras to the music.

Recalling sweet memories through dance. This sitting choreography piece uses expressive hand gestures and facial movements to convey a story of love and longing, set to a beautiful Bollywood song.

A playful and expressive sitting choreography to the song "Haule Haule". This shows how even simple, gentle movements can convey a wide range of emotions, from curiosity to joy.

A tribute to Krishna through a sitting performance, presented with an artistic sketch effect. This piece focuses on devotion and love, using traditional mudras to tell stories from mythology in a serene and beautiful way.

A gentle lullaby for Krishna, performed through sitting choreography. This piece is soft and devotional, showcasing how dance can be a form of peaceful meditation and connection.

An impromptu sitting dance session surrounded by nature. This piece highlights how we can use our surroundings to inspire movement and express ourselves without needing a formal dance floor.

About Sitting Choreography: Dance for Everyone

In my sitting choreography sessions, we don't just move our hands; we dive into Abhinaya, the art of expression. I guide you through how to use subtle eye movements (Drishti) and hand gestures (Hastas) to tell complete stories, whether you're a seasoned dancer polishing your performance or someone exploring movement for the first time.

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