Natyarpana's Annual showcase June 1, 2008 at the Hamilton Fine Arts Center, Sussex, WI. Show starts 3 pm, Seating begins 2 pm

  In the seven years I have participated in programming, I have never seen so many people stop to view a performance, nor have so many stayed to enjoy the entire program. The dancing and costumes were excellent and eye catching and the information presented about Indian dance were enlightening and educational

- Events Coordinator, City of Madison

Natyarpana specializes in Bharatnatyam, one of the most celebrated art forms of Southern India that combines artistic expression with a sense of spirituality. It has roots going back to the second century BC according to Natyashastra, a treatise on performance.

Natyarpana strives hard to present very high quality dance shows, dance ballets, thematic presentations, lecture demonstrations and dance & music work-shops.

  Our audience was thrilled with the performances and the dancers did an excellent job of introducing families to the cultural background of each of the dances. Outdoor museum events such as Kids for peace day draw a very diverse audience, ranging in age from grandparents to infants and toddlers. I was very impressed with the groups ability to engage such a broad audience and I was grateful for the flexibility they demonstrated in adapting their performances for our informal outdoor event setting. I would highly recommend the Natyarpana dance company for performances at schools, libraries, festivals and other venues”.

-Program Manager, Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission

 

 

Natyarpana school of dance performed highly technical and disciplined movements of Indian dance.

- The Madison Times

  Having your dance performance was such a wonderful addition to the evening music line-up. We are very pleased with the outcome of the event and it received a great response from the community.

- Anniversary Coordinator, Wisconsin Union

 

Natyarpana performances:

Natyarpana has Staged in several cross cultural shows in the past two years. Some of the notable shows are:

Natyarpana conducted the first Arangetram (dance debut) of Radhika Muralidaran on August 21, 2004 at the Oregon Performing arts Center. Kripa Baskaran was accompanied by live musicians for the event.


”The Performance was exquisite and you should be proud of both your teaching and such an accomplished student”.

- Coordinator, Moon Festival.


"Whenever 'Bharatnatyam' is mentioned in Madison and Milwaukee Indian music circles, one of the first names always mentioned at the top of the list is Kripa Baskaran, founder and dance/artistic director of Natyarpana School of Dance. Anyone with an objective eye for music and the arts who has seen Baskaran perform knows why, and anyone with the same objectivity who has seen Natyarpana students perform credit their guru for doing an excellent job".

Heidi Pascul, Asian Wisconzine Magazine.






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