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Speaking Engagements: Cultural Keynotes and Discussions

byGeeta ChandranTravels across Delhi NCR and pan-India for workshops and speaking engagementsStarts from₹45,000 Per Session (2 Hours)View full gallery

I bring the philosophy and practice of Bharatanatyam to schools, colleges, and cultural forums. My sessions are designed to move beyond dry theory, offering interactive dialogues on how art enriches our daily lives, education, and heritage.

Being felicitated at the Annual Summer Staff Seminar at Springdales School, Pusa Road. It was a pleasure to speak on creating a holistic curriculum that embraces the arts.

A candid moment during my keynote address at Springdales School. I believe in sharing stories from our artistic legacy to inspire the next generation of teachers and students.

Receiving a token of appreciation at the Springdales School seminar. My goal is always to make these engagements real conversations, not just one-way lectures.

A group photograph with the organizing committee at Springdales School after a fulfilling session on curricular effectiveness and the arts.

With the talented student dancers of Nazakat, the Dance Society of Gargi College, after my address. Their enthusiasm for learning and sharing dance is truly laudable.

Listening to the presentations at the Gargi College dance workshop. It is vital to create spaces where students, teachers, and staff can all be familiarised with art.

Receiving a memento from the faculty of Gargi College. These interactions are key to my mission of building a more cultured and art-appreciative community.

A moment of mutual respect and gratitude at Gargi College. Sharing knowledge is a two-way street, and I always learn so much from these engagements.

It was a special moment to be the Guest of Honour at the Annual Day of my alma mater, Lady Shri Ram College for Women.

Speaking at the opening of the HARAF Exhibition in Kolkata. This event celebrated the history of typography in the Bengali language.

About Speaking Engagements: From Classrooms to Cultural Forums

When you book a session with me, you are not just getting a lecture. I structure my engagements, whether it is a keynote or a lecture-demonstration, as an immersive dialogue. I bring a live acoustic ensemble, including Nattuvangam and Mridangam, because the rhythm and melody are essential to understanding the art. This live interaction ensures that the philosophy of dance is not just heard, but felt by the audience.

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Geeta Chandran

Travels across Delhi NCR and pan-India for workshops and speaking engagementsStarts from ₹45,000 Per Session (2 Hours)

I am Geeta Chandran. Dance is my way of talking to the world and sharing the soul of Bharat. My goal is to break down the walls between disciplines, making art a natural, vibrant part of how we teach and learn.

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A poster for my workshop demonstration tour in the Kumaon region, presented by SPIC MACAY. It is an unparalleled joy to take our cultural heritage to far-off lands and share the art of Bharatanatyam with children in the mountains.24
Conducting a workshop for school students in Uttarakhand. My aim is to bring the history and practice of Bharatanatyam to children, especially in smaller towns, through interactive sessions that make learning a joyful experience.
An outdoor session with students in the beautiful valleys of Uttarakhand. These workshops are a form of *nrityasewa* (service through dance), focusing on sharing knowledge rather than just performance.
Demonstrating a Bharatanatyam pose for students during a SPIC MACAY workshop. It is incredibly rewarding to see their curiosity and enthusiasm as they learn about hand gestures (*mudras*) and the stories behind them.

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The poster for my first workshop with Spicmacay, an organization dedicated to promoting Indian classical arts among youth. It was a dream come true to be empanelled with them.13
Conducting a lecture-demonstration at a high school in Goa as part of a government collaboration to promote Indian classical dance.
Interacting with students in Goa after the workshop. Answering their questions and seeing their curiosity is one of the most rewarding parts of these sessions.

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Performing for an auditorium full of bright young students at a government school in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh. The energy and curiosity of a live young audience are incredibly rewarding and reinforce the importance of arts education.
A dynamic pose captured during a workshop demonstration for school students. In these sessions, I break down the elements of Bharatanatyam, explaining the stories, expressions, and rhythms to make the art form engaging and understandable for a new audience.
A group photo with students after a performance at the Kanya Shiksha Parisar in Ratlam. Their enthusiasm was infectious, and some even dressed up in their own creative costumes. Moments like these are the highlight of my outreach work.

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Tanya SaxenaOnline classes and in-person at studio in Delhi NCR
A moment of mutual respect and gratitude at a workshop organized by Kalakshetra SRCC at Shri Ram College of Commerce. We explored the intricacies of Bharatanatyam and discussed pursuing dance as a professional vocation.14
A newspaper clipping from my three-day Bharatanatyam dance workshop in Guwahati. It was a pleasure to teach these young, enthusiastic students and see their progress.
I was deeply honored to be invited to the inaugural 'Kala Sangam' function at Raja Mansingh Tomar's Sangeeth evam Kala Vidyalaya in Gwalior. Here I am being felicitated by the university's esteemed members.
A group photograph with the wonderful students at the Raja Mansingh Tomar University in Gwalior. I conducted a workshop for students from various departments, creating a beautiful amalgamation of our culture.

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Jayalakshmi EshwarClasses at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi & workshops across Delhi NCR
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It was a profound honor to perform at the Pt. Birju Maharaj Memorial Concert. Paying homage to a legend through my own art form is a humbling experience that connects us all in the larger family of Indian classical dance.
This poster is from the SPIC MACAY North Zone Convention where I performed. Being part of such events allows me to share the stage with incredible artists and connect with young audiences across the country.

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Ragini ChandershekarWorkshops at studio in Dwarka; travels across Delhi NCR and India
This poster announces a Mayurbhanj Chhau performance at Shiv Nadar School, organized by SPIC MACAY. We frequently partner with educational institutions to introduce students to classical arts.17
I was honored to be part of 'Virasat 2025' at Maulana Azad Medical College, a festival celebrating our heritage. My Chhau performance was featured alongside other eminent artists.
A group photograph with the faculty and organizers after a successful Mayurbhanj Chhau workshop at a college. These events are wonderful opportunities for cultural exchange.
Another moment with the participants and hosts of our workshop. The enthusiasm and curiosity from students and teachers alike are always inspiring.

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