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Dance Sphoorti DANCE SPHOORTI 2ND FEB SATURDAY Punjabi Folk Dance Cross 5:15 pm - An energetic and pulsating rhythm with live drums by Virasat Club Maidan 5:25 pm brings Punjab's Bhangra to captivate the audience. Prabhav Cross 5:35 pm - This Kathak duet will present the Sphoorti of the Sun by Dr. Parinita Shah & Vaidehi Maidan 6:05 pm and the Moon and present their contrasting roles. Parashurami Purusha and Prakriti Cross 6:15 pm - Purusha and Prakriti: A contemporary human relationship by Naushina Shaikh & Maidan 6:25 pm experienced through 20 poses of Acro yoga to celebrate 20 Vrushankh Raghatate years of KGAF. Sattriya Cross 6:35 pm - Sattriya Dance Academy from Philadelphia, USA promotes by Prerona Bhuyan & Maidan 6:50 pm this 600 year old dance form and gives us a glimpse of Madhusmita Bora Krishna's 10 incarnations. Inauguration & Invocation Cross 6:50 pm - Shloka/ prayer to invoke the blessings of the Lord for Maidan 7:10 pm peace and enlightenment. Geet Ramayan Cross 7:15 pm - Creative dance adaptation and an excerpt of Geet by Dr.Tushar Guha's Nrityanjali Maidan 8:00 pm Ramayan by 80 dancers; 20 characters of Ramayan commemorating 20 years of KGAF. Odissi, Manipuri Cross 8:10 pm - A duet from Odisha and Manipur with their characteristic by Suchismita Kanjilal & Rintu Das Maidan 8:35 pm fluidity and charm. Bharatanatyam Cross 8:45 pm - Danseuse and film actress Rukmini Vijakumar's by Rukmini Vijaykumar Maidan 9:15 pm brilliance lies in her aesthetic approach to dance and reflects her intensive training in Bharatnatyam and Modern Dance. Contemporary, Jazz Cross 9:25 pm - Dance India Dance winner and Dance Plus judge Shakti by Shakti Mohan's Nritya Shakti Maidan 9.55 pm Mohan's troupe presents Contemporary and Jazz. 5TH FEB TUESDAY KGAF Talent Hunt Cross 5:00 pm - Winners of the All India KGAF Talent Hunt perform. Maidan 5:10 pm DANCE SPHOORTI Kathak Cross 5:20 pm - Kathak performance with the specalised elements by Pallavi Mhaiskar & Nrutyangan Maidan 5:40 pm characterising this dance form from the North of India. Dance Academy Fusion Cross 5:50 pm - Upbeat and energising performances using songs from by Urmila Thakkar Choreography Maidan 6:00 pm the legends of Bollywood. Drutam: The messenger of Cross 6:10 pm - Sanjog Academy of Performing Arts epitomises 20 years youth, a Kathak performance Maidan 6:30 pm of KGAF in 20 minutes with Drutam symbolising life in the by Amartyya Chatterjee 20's: The fast motion of youthful life, their sense of freedom and enjoyment. Odissi Cross 6:40 pm - The dance recital will present the Odissi repertoire to by Raminder Khurana Maidan 7:05 pm melodious music. Folk Dance Cross 7:15 pm - Experience India's varied cultural aspects with folk by Khyati Shah & Kalautsav Maidan 7:35 pm dances of Madhya Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Uttar Pradesh, Dance Academy Assam and Nagaland- 20 minutes with 20 dancers. Bharatanatyam Cross 7:45 pm - Renowned institution Kala Sadan started by Guru Shri by Nandini Ganesan Maidan 8:15 pm Mani explores how divine energy exists in each one of & Kala Sadan us, with four generations of Guru Shishya Parampara set to live music accompaniment. Shur-o-Dhwani, Rabindra Nritya Cross 8:25 pm - Well-known television actress Kamalika Guha Thakurta by Kamalika Guha Thakurta & Maidan 8:55 pm presents a bouquet of dances set to Rabindra Sangeet Srijon Foundation where musical instruments are woven into the songs as metaphors of love, longing and divinity. Odissi, Mayurbhanj Chhau Cross 9:05 pm - Intricacies of both Odissi and Chhau will be explored in by Sushant Maharana & Maidan 9:45 pm this performance. Nrityamanjari 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Mohiniattam Cross 5:00 pm - Gliding movements of the body and the gentleness of its by Lakshmi Nair Maidan 5:20 pm style reflected in Mohiniattam Dance from Kerala. DANCE SPHOORTI Bharatanatyam Cross 5:30 pm - Classical dance from Tamil Nadu presents by Kashmira Trivedi & Maidan 5:50 pm divine moments. Takshashila Nrityakala Mandir Odissi Cross 6:00 pm - The dance recital will present Pallavi and Sunderkanda by Dr. Prachi Jariwala Maidan 6:25 pm from Saint Tulsidas's Ramcharitamanas. Latin Rhythm Cross 6:35 pm - Millenials will showcase Sphoorti through Salsa by Nimesh Bijlani & La Rhythm Maidan 6:45 pm and Bachata. Bharatanatyam Cross 6:55 pm - With varying pace rhythm and in the inimitable by Ambali Praharaj Maidan 7:20 pm Kalakshetra style, this dance recital will present the Bharatanatyam repertoire. Princess Meera Cross 7:30 pm - This dramatic Kathak dance performance reflects the by Dr. Anonna Guha & disciples Maidan 7:40 pm love, passion and determination of Princess Meera and her belief in herself. Waterfloor Cross 7:50 pm - Waterfloor situates a body and its reflection in a by Osmosis Cie-Ali Salmi Maidan 8:00 pm Landscape. A standing man, reflection, illusion: video-choreographic performance. Tango Cross 8:10 pm - You are what you dance, nothing less nothing more- by BTangoconscious Maidan 8:20 pm Tango is universal surrender. Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, Cross 8:30 pm - Abhimanyu Vadh is the highlight of this dramatic Mayurbhanj Chhau Maidan 9:05 pm dance performance. by Vanashree Rao & Rasa United Kathak Cross 9:15 pm - The performance will highlight the various nuances of by Ranjana Phadke & Kathakalaya Maidan 9:40 pm Kathak including intricate footwork and pirouettes. Seraikella Chhau Cross 9:50 pm - A martial art or sword dance, based on Seraikella by Sushant Maharana Maidan 9:55 pm Chhau movements. 7TH FEB THURSDAY Kathak Cross 5:00 pm - The presentation set to live music accompaniment, by Padmashri Sunayana Maidan 5:20 pm directed by Padmashri Sunayana Hazarilal will depict characteristic Benaras Gharana Kathak while delineating Hazarilal & Natwari the Nayika's dilemma. DANCE SPHOORTI Bharatanatyam Cross 5;30 pm - The recital will commence with a traditional invocatory by Shreyasi Gopinath Maidan 5:50 pm Pushpanjali and a composition and choreography of Guru Jamuna Krishnan. Bharatanatyam Cross 6:00 pm - This solo presentation explores the various popular by Divya Ravi Maidan 6:30 pm as well as lesser-known tales of the magnificent river Ganga through intricately woven poetry. Odissi, Flamenco Cross 6:40 pm - Synthesis of poems of Spanish poet Federico Garcia by Shubhada Varadkar & Miguel Maidan 7:25 pm Lorca and India's poetic genius Jaydev, will create a Angel Espino visual poetic exploration. Festivals of India Cross 7:35 pm - Headed by Krutika Shah, the performance will bring us by Taal Group Maidan 7:55 pm vibrant, colourful and joyful moments set to Bollywood and Folk music. Creation of the Five Elements Cross 8:45 pm - Amritanjalai School of Bharatanatyam will depict the by Dr. Shashikala Ravi & Troupe Maidan 9:10 pm creation of the five elements by the Supreme Brahman. Kathak Cross 9:20 pm - Arpana Mahuaa Nritya Academy will present a Kathak by Arpana Rao Maidan 9:50 pm performance with traditional Kathak repertoire. 8TH FEB FRIDAY Let's Bachata Dominican Style Somaiya 4:30 pm - Be a part of this fun learning workshop about Bachata. by Avan Mehta Centre 6:00 pm 9TH FEB SATURDAY Catch the Culture through Folk Somaiya 4:30 pm - An introductory workshop on the varied array of folk Dances Centre 6:00 pm dance forms in India. by Dr. Tushar Guha Bharatanatyam Cross 5:00 pm - Young Adi Mahima's passion for Bharatanatyam will by Adi Mahima Maidan 5:10 pm energise the audience. DANCE SPHOORTI Kuchipudi Cross 5:20 pm - Lyrical dance and Kuchipudi repertoire will be reflected By Payal Ramchandani Maidan 5:50 pm in this performance. Kathak Cross 6:00 pm - The senior most disciple of Pt. Gopikrishna, Vaibhav by Vaibhav Joshi Maidan 6:30 pm Joshi's Kathak will reflect the style and energy of his Guru through Teen taal repertoire. Ritu Maalya Cross 6:40 pm - An interpretation of the prominent Indian seasons by Saji Menon, Prachi Saathi, Maidan 7:05 pm through a melange of three classical dance styles of Namrata Mehta Mohiniattam, Bharatnatyam and Odissi. Folk Dance Cross 7:15 pm - Gujarati Folk dances and Raas Garba in colourful attire by Chetan Jethava Maidan 8:00 pm will reflect the Sphoorti of the dance section. & Saptak Folk Dance Group 20 : 20 Confluence of Art Cross 8:10 pm - 20 dance styles dedicated to 20 years of KGAF- a Maidan 8:25 pm platform for artistes representing various genres to share, interact and exchange over the last 20 years. FlamencoKathaa Cross 8:35 pm - Flamenco-Kathak is a blend of the two disciplines in their by Aditi Bhagwat & Kunal Om Maidan 9:35 pm pure and collaborative form with foot tapping being at the crux of both styles. 10TH FEB SATURDAY Kathak Cross 4:45 pm - Young dancer Diva Agarwal presents Kathak. by Diva Agarwal Maidan 4:55 pm Ballet, Contemporary, Zumba Cross 5:05 pm - Founded by Swara Patel and Deepika Ravindran, the by Rhythmus Happy Feet Maidan 5:20 pm students of the academy will present well thought out concepts with their creative movements. Bharatanatyam Cross 5:30 pm - An energetic performance by the graceful Suhail Bhan. by Suhail Bhan Maidan 5:50 pm Bharatanatyam Cross 6:00 pm - Nritya Darpana Academy of Fine arts headed by by Sandhya Damle Maidan 6:20 pm Sandhya Damle, presents Bharatanatyam. DANCE SPHOORTI Ishara, a Sufi Kathak Cross 6:30 pm - This work is styled with the beauty of Kathak dance, presentation Maidan 7:00 pm singing and world music with the choreographer trying by Vaishali Trivedi & Sangati to hold on to the ideas around a voyage of reconnection Centre for Performing Arts and conflict between materialism and spirituality and eventually choosing a path.
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