Our artistic journey!
Each of our productions is a celebration of classical dance, blending the timeless beauty of Bharatanatyam with innovative storytelling. From mythological narratives to contemporary themes, we strive to present performances that inspire, educate, and captivate audiences.
Every production reflects our commitment to excellence in choreography, expression (abhinaya), and rhythm (nritta), while staying rooted in the rich traditions of this ancient art form. Through elaborate visuals, evocative music, and soulful performances, we bring stories
Ramayana Recital
About the song: Bhavayami Raghuramam is a beautiful Carnatic composition that encapsulates the entire Ramayana epic in just a few verses. It was originally composed by Maharaja Swati Tirunal in the single raga, Saveri, and later expanded into a Ragamalikai by Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer.
About the item: Bhavayami Raghuramam typically unfolds as a narrative piece, visually portraying the story of Lord Rama's life and his divine qualities.Bala Kanda, Ayodhya Kanda, Aranya Kanda, Kishkinda Kanda, Sundara Kanda and Yuddha Kanda are depicted.This item brings the story of Rama to life, making it accessible to a wider audience. Sita Kalyanam, Rama's exile to forest, Sita's abduction by Ravana and Rama Ravana battle are some of the episodes enacted in this item evoking a range of emotions, from devotion and awe to joy and triumph.
Story of Makkam - Theyyam
Based on one of the Theyyam , which is prominent in Kerala.
It's a fusion of Mohiniyattam, Bharatanatyam and Contemporary dance with mix of emotions to portrait the characters.Theyyam, is a Sacred Dance of Kerala. It is a vibrant and ancient ritualistic art form found in the northern districts of Kerala, India. It involves intricate costumes, elaborate makeup, and a trance-like state.
The story we are depicting is about Kadangot Makkam.
This story is based on mythological interpretations and may contain elements of folklore and legend. It is presented for entertainment purposes only and does not claim to be a definitive or historical account. There may be variations and differing perspectives in various cultural traditions. Please approach this story with an open mind and enjoy it as a work of fiction. Kadangot Makkam, is a regional Hindu goddess worshiped in the North Malabar region in Kerala, India. Makkam is worshipped and performed as Theyyam form, known as Makkappothi or Makkavum makkalum (literally meaning Makkam and her children). According to the myths, Makkam and her two children were killed by her eleven brothers, and they attained divine status after their death.
Shakti
Captivating dance journey that celebrates the divine feminine energy in all its forms. Through a series of choreographed pieces, we explore the profound and multifaceted essence of Devi, the supreme goddess who embodies creation, destruction, beauty, and strength.
Shiva Shakti
This piece depicts the cosmic union of Shiva and Shakti, representing the balance of masculine and feminine energies. It celebrates the oneness of opposites and the completeness of existence through this divine synergy.
Rudra
In this performance, the fierce and wrathful form of Devi is brought righteousness, and the manifestation of pure, unrestrained power to life. It portrays her as the destroyer of evil, a protector of life.
Tatra
A lyrical portrayal of the goddess as the nurturing mother, the epitome of feminine grace, and a source of boundless protection. This piece highlights her benevolent, compassionate side, evoking her as the ultimate nurturer and protector.
