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Bharatanatyam Duets and Ensemble Productions

byIndira KadambiBased in Jigani, Bengaluru; Travels across India for showsStarts from65,000 Per Item (10-15 Mins Duration)View full gallery

Dance is a shared language. Whether it is an intimate duet or a sweeping group ensemble, my choreography brings multiple artists together to tell stories that connect.

A poster for "Varnam Sarasijakshudu," our first duet performance together with my daughter-in-law Ramya Suresh at NCPA Mumbai. It was a special moment to share the stage as a family.

Black and white promotional shots for our duet performance at NCPA Mumbai. These images capture the synergy and connection that we bring to the stage together.

A clip from our duet performance at NCPA Mumbai. Performing a traditional Varnam as a duo allows for a rich interplay of characters and emotions.

A few moments from our trip to Mumbai for our duet performance. The warmth and love from the audience and friends made it a truly memorable experience.

The Ambalam Ensemble in rehearsal for a performance at Arka Kala Sambhrama. Our group pieces are built on teamwork, synchronization, and a shared passion for the art.

My Ambalam boys, Kedar, Advith, and Sarath, performing with strength and precision. It is wonderful to see male dancers embracing and excelling in Bharatanatyam.

The poster for our production "KOHAM" being featured at the Nrityakatha festival. This ensemble piece is a deep dive into the philosophical question, "Who am I?".

A review of "KOHAM," highlighting the interplay between characters and the seamless transitions that create a thought-provoking experience for the audience.

A review praising the synergy of our "KOHAM" production, where the conceptualization, choreography, and nattuvangam came together to convey the philosophical core with clarity.

This review of "KOHAM" notes the crucial role of the layered musical framework in elevating the performance's spiritual and philosophical depth.

About Collaborative Choreography: Duets & Ensembles

When I work on a duet or an ensemble piece, the goal is not just synchronization; it is synergy. For a production like 'KOHAM', we are not just matching steps; we are aligning our rhythm, breath, and focus to explore complex philosophical questions as one unit. If you are planning an event, please understand that group pieces require dedicated rehearsal time, as my priority is always the quality of the ensemble energy rather than just the number of dancers on stage.

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