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Bharatanatyam Workshops and Lecture Demonstrations

byJayalakshmi EshwarClasses at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi & workshops across Delhi NCRStarts from3,300 Per Course (5-6 Days)View full gallery

My workshops bridge the gap between technical practice and cultural history, offering students and institutions an immersive look into the Kalakshetra style of Bharatanatyam.

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.

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.

On stage at the culmination of the ICCR and CCRT Orientation Programme. I was honored to be among the experts guiding talented artists selected to represent Indian dance and music abroad.

With fellow artists and participants on the final day of the Orientation Programme organized by ICCR and CCRT. It was inspiring to be surrounded by such talent from different corners of the country.

With my students and fellow artists after a lecture demonstration at CCRT on the auspicious day of Shivratri. The performance was received with a standing ovation, a truly blessed experience.

With Gowri, a fellow Kalakshetra alumna and a Bharatanatyam faculty member at the university in Gwalior. It is always wonderful to connect with artists who share the same lineage.

This video promotes a session I conducted at SRCC, where I discussed my five-decade journey in Bharatanatyam. It includes clips of my performances and highlights my work as a teacher and author.

Leading a practical session during the workshop in Guwahati. The students are practicing basic postures and movements, learning to coordinate their bodies with focus and energy.

About Sharing the Art: Workshops & Talks

These sessions go beyond just learning steps. Whether we are at a university, an arts forum, or a cultural center, my goal is to help you understand the 'why' behind the movement. We break down the grammar of Bharatanatyam, the precision of the Adavus, the language of the Mudras, and the theory that ties it all together, so you leave with a deeper respect for the art form.

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