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Solo Bharatanatyam Recitals

byShreyasi GopinathAvailable for performances across Delhi NCR and IndiaStarts from45,000 Per PerformanceView full gallery

Experience the depth of classical dance through a traditional Margam, where I guide you through the stories and rhythms of Bharatanatyam.

The official poster for my solo Bharatanatyam recital at the prestigious NCPA in Mumbai. Performing on this stage was a dream come true, and I was thrilled to present my own choreographies.

A personal invitation to my performance at the NCPA's Experimental Theatre. I share a little about my lineage, my gurus, and the special choreographies I was excited to present.

Getting ready for the stage is a ritual in itself. This video shows my transformation in the green room at NCPA, from applying makeup to putting on the final costume pieces before the performance.

A moment of pure joy on stage at the NCPA Experimental Theatre. The connection with the audience in an intimate setting like this is truly special.

A technical highlight from my solo repertoire, the "Mathe Varnam." This video shows the Trikala Jathi, a sequence performed in three speeds, showcasing the precision and stamina required in Bharatanatyam.

This piece, choreographed by my Guru Jamuna Krishna, brings to life the divine dance of Krishna in Brindavan. Through abhinaya, I depict how every creature moves in harmony with his rhythm.

A performance in praise of Lord Shiva's cosmic dance. This piece describes how the river Ganga in his hair and the moon on his head all dance along with him, a beautiful concept from the Navaragamallika Varnam.

Exploring the divine attributes of Lord Krishna through dance. This choreography by my Guru, Smt. Jamuna Krishna, was presented at the India International Centre Festival.

A dynamic pose captured during my performance at the Krishna Gana Sabha's Pongal festival. This was part of the "Adi Ashtakam" production, a concept curated by the wonderful Usha RK.

A short performance clip showing the grace and power of a solo Bharatanatyam piece. Every gesture and step is part of a larger story, a prayer in motion.

About Solo Bharatanatyam Recitals

My solo recitals are designed to bridge the gap between tradition and the audience. Before each piece, I provide brief introductions in English and Hindi to deconstruct the mythology and movements, ensuring that even viewers new to classical dance can follow the narrative of the performance.

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