Kathak Fusion Dance Choreography & Studio Sessions
The studio is where the real work happens. It is where I break down Kathak technique, experiment with fusion flows, and just get sweaty, shaky, and real. Come dance with me.
An experimental contemporary dance duet in the studio. I love collaborating with other dancers to push creative boundaries and explore new movement vocabularies.
A high-energy fusion piece with a mix of five different styles. This video shows my versatility and ability to choreograph and perform across multiple genres, from classical to street.
A collaborative Kathak fusion workshop piece. This showcases my ability to create choreography that is accessible for workshops while still being intricate and beautiful.
A solo performance of a semi-classical piece to 'Kehna Hi Kya'. This is an example of the kind of choreography I teach in my pop-up classes, focusing on grace and expression.
A sensual and emotive solo piece to 'Jab Saiyaan'. I use my choreography to explore deep emotions, creating performances that are both technically skilled and deeply moving.
A beautiful duet in sarees, blending contemporary movement with a classic aesthetic. This shows how I can create elegant and visually appealing choreography suitable for film or stage.
The first studio flow of the year, a contemporary piece with fluid and powerful movements. This is how I express myself and find my center through dance.
A playful duet to 'Ishq Bina', blending contemporary floorwork with expressive gestures. My choreography often tells a story of connection and interaction between dancers.
A solo from a studio showcase, demonstrating a blend of technical skill and emotive performance in an intimate setting.
A solo contemporary piece in the studio, focusing on form and flow. These sessions are essential for my personal practice and for developing new choreographic ideas.
About Dance Choreography & Studio Sessions
My studio sessions are not about perfecting a set of steps for a video. They are about finding your own movement. Whether we are dissecting a Kathak spin or letting go with contemporary floorwork, the focus is always on the 'why' behind the movement. You will leave feeling more connected to your own body, not just tired.
The Creative Process
In the studio, tradition meets chaos. I use my Kathak training as a base but strip away the formality. We look at music, be it a Sufi track or a contemporary Bollywood number, and ask how it makes us move. This is a space to experiment.
Why Studio Sessions?
These are spaces to practice. You will find me blending classical footwork with raw contemporary impulses. It is about being 'sweaty, shaky, and safe'—a space where you can mess up, try again, and actually learn.
What to Expect
I keep sessions limited to ensure everyone gets feedback. We usually start with a warm-up that focuses on core strength and alignment, then move into a choreography flow. No two sessions are the same because I am always evolving my own movement vocabulary.
Common Questions
Do I need to be a pro? Not at all. If you have a basic understanding of rhythm, you are good to go. The focus is on expression and technique, not perfection.
What should I wear? Wear something you can move in, where you can see your body lines. Joggers, leggings, whatever feels like 'you' works best.
Where do you host these? I am split between Mumbai and London. In Mumbai, I pop up at different spaces like All Things Studio. In London, you will find me collaborating with studios like The Manor. If you are a studio owner or looking for a workshop, send me a message.
Saloni Saraf
Dance for me is just a way to live in the moment—pal pal jeena. I am a Kathak dancer who loves mixing the structure of tradition with the freedom of contemporary movement, and I am always looking for my next dance family.
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