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Press Coverage, Performance Posters & Acclaim

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

A look through the media clippings, event posters, and milestones that define my journey and the growth of my students at Ambalam.

A humbling review from The Hindu for the production "Sharad - Rising through Fall," which I choreographed. The article beautifully describes the metaphysical twist in the concept.

Another excerpt from The Hindu's review, detailing the wonderful orchestra that brought the music for "Sharad" to life.

The review also highlighted the visual appeal of the performance, noting the colorful costumes and exceptional lighting that blended with the theme of the autumn season.

The headline from The Hindu's feature on Natyarangam's festival, where my student Ramya Suresh depicted the Sharad Rithu (autumn season).

This part of the review reflects on the deeper allegory of the performance, connecting it to a journey of introspection and liberation.

The review noted the strength of both the Angika (body movements) and Aharya (costume) abhinayas in Ramya's performance, a testament to her skill and our training.

A wonderful review from Narthaki.com by the respected critic Leela Venkataraman for Ramya Suresh's performance at India International Centre, Delhi.

A proud moment seeing my student Apeksha Kamath's mature portrayal reviewed by V.V. Ramani. Congratulations to her for a wonderful performance.

Thank you to Narthaki and Anita Ratnam for the beautiful coverage of our conference on "Legacy in Indian Classical Dance" in New Delhi. It was an enriching discussion.

A kind word from a rasika about my portrayal of Hasya rasa (humor) decades ago. It is humbling to know that these moments stay with the audience for so long.

About In the Spotlight: Press, Posters & Acclaim

When you look through these reviews, notice that our performances are not just about the steps. Whether it is a solo Margam or a larger production like 'Sharad,' we prioritize live Carnatic music accompaniment. If you are planning an event, this live musical element is what truly elevates the atmosphere and connects with the audience.

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