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Performance

Performing in the New England Area:

NDC is available for solo and group performances in New England. We specialize in interactive programming for children and families, including educational performances that effectively translate Bharatanatyam to audiences of all ages and abilities. Our repertoire includes both classical Bharatanatyam pieces as well as familiar stories from around the world, interpreted through Bharatanatyam, and paired with English narrative and eclectic music. Depending on your needs and budget, we can tailor an exciting performance to fit the needs of your event. Please email if you're interested in working together to craft a special performance.

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Upcoming Performances:

  • Dragonfly Festival, Ashland, September 7th, 2019; 1:00 p.m. The Corner Spot in Ashland.

  • CultureFest Ashland, The Corner Spot in Ashland. October 12th, 2019. Time TBA.

  • Boston Children’s Museum Diwali Celebration. November 2nd, 2019. Time TBA.

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Recent performances:

  • Fort Point Theater Interactive children’s performance and demonstration at the Boston Waterfront, July 6th, 2019.

  • Dance Complex, Cambridge. May 31st-June 1st. Samsara: Dancing the Everyday.

  • Dance for World Community's 10th Annual Festival. Stage 3. June 9th, 2018.

  • Schofield School, WCCC Afterschool Interactive Dance Presentation for K-5 children.

  • Cambridge River Festival's Interactive Dance Stage. June 2, 2018. Photos here.

  • Common St. Spiritual Center. May 19th, 2018. (NATyA Dance Studio's production of Trishul: Dancing Trident, with NATyA students). Photos here.

  • Dance Complex, Cambridge. May 18th, 2018 (NATyA Dance Studio's production of Trishul: Dancing Trident). Photos here.

  • Natick Cultural Council's Reception for Grant Recipients. The Center for the Arts in Natick. May 16th, 2018 (solo presentation)

  • Ashland Cultural Council's Reception for Grant Recipients. Ashland Public Library. April 30th, 2018 (20 minute excerpt from Trishul)