Performance Archive and Reviews
A look back at my journey across stages in India. From Chennai’s Margazhi season to cultural festivals in Delhi and Bangalore, each event represents a story I have had the honor to tell.
The poster for my solo performance at the prestigious India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. It's always a special feeling to perform in the capital city.
My performance announcement for the annual Pongal Festival at Sri Krishna Gana Sabha in Chennai, a legendary venue. Performing during the Margazhi season is a dream for any dancer.
The flyer for a cultural evening at Samvedya Centre for Arts in Bengaluru. It was wonderful to perform a solo recital in my home city.
A review of my performance at the India International Centre, published on Narthaki. I am so grateful to Leela Venkataraman ma'am for her insightful words.
The poster for my performance in Pune, as part of the Cultural Outreach Programme by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan and Infosys Foundation.
Announcement for my performance at the 'Nupur' Classical Dance Festival in Goa, organized by Kala Academy Goa and the West Zone Cultural Centre.
A list of my performances in Chennai during the Margazhi season. It was a blessing to perform at three wonderful venues.
Another poster for my performance at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. I was so honored to have the legendary Madhavi Mudgal ji as the chief guest.
The official announcement from the India International Centre for my Bharatanatyam recital in their Double Bill series.
An announcement for my Delhi performance, introducing the wonderful co-artists who would be sharing the stage with me.
About Performance Archive & Press
These posters and reviews are more than just a history; they show the scale of production I bring to the stage. Whether it is a traditional Margam at a sabha or a thematic production with a full live orchestra, I work with professional ensembles to ensure the sound and lighting match the artistic standard. If you are considering booking a recital, reviewing these past shows provides a clear look at my performance style, venue requirements, and the technical scope I can manage.
My performance journey is a constant dialogue between tradition and the stage. Each poster here marks a moment where I have shared my art with rasikas, from the intimate setting of Seva Sadan in Malleswaram to larger auditoriums like the NCPA in Mumbai and the India Habitat Centre in Delhi. Performing during the Margazhi season in Chennai remains a highlight, and these archives help document the technical variety I offer, including solo Margam recitals and collaborative duets.
Why Live Music Matters
If you look at the event announcements, you will notice I almost always list my co-artists. I believe a Bharatanatyam recital is incomplete without a live orchestra. The synergy between the Nattuvangam, Mridangam, and the vocalist dictates the pace of the performance. When booking a show, I always encourage organizers to consider the acoustics of the venue, as a live ensemble requires a specific sound check setup to ensure the Salangai (ankle bells) and musical instruments are balanced perfectly for the audience.
Production & Technical Scope
Beyond traditional solos, I also curate thematic productions. These require more coordination, including light scripts and parfois, digital art projections. By browsing these past programs, you can see how I adapt my repertoire for different spaces, whether it is a cultural outreach program for the Infosys Foundation or a private event. If you have a specific venue in mind, these examples serve as a reference for the type of space and technical support needed to host a high-quality classical dance production.
Ramya Suresh
Namaskara! I am Dr. Ramya Suresh. Balancing life as a pathologist and a dancer means my practice is disciplined, yet fueled by a deep love for the Margam repertoire. I believe every performance is an opportunity to learn, whether I am presenting a traditional solo or a thematic production with my orchestra.
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