Abhinaya Now And for Always
It can be what gives dance its heart. Balbir Singh and Seeta Patel talk to Sanjeevini Dutta about the role abhinaya plays in their work.
14 July 2016
Feature
The Queen Mother of Abhinaya – Kalanidhi Narayanan
Annapurna Kuppuswamy remembers one of the best-loved teachers of classical dance in India.
4 July 2016
The Navadisha Conference
Stars, students, venues, promoters, policy-makers – indeed everyone involved in South Asian dance in the UK was invited to this major conference, which took place in Birmingham in May. We bring you our report.
4 July 2016
Nina Rajarani
Jahnavi Harrison looks into the vagaries and challenges that lie behind Nina Rajarani’s career as her company celebrates its 25th year.
4 July 2016
A Kind of Travel Almanac– Sunil Khilnani’s Incarnations
Following his radio series, the author’s illuminating essays on the history of India have recently been published. Ken Hunt interviewed him.
4 July 2016
The Ghazal – A Marriage of Poetry and Music
Ken Hunt on this poetic form, both literary and popular, constantly replenished.
14 March 2016
Tanya Wells – Singer, Storyteller, Student, Seeker
The ghazal has found an apparently surprising exponent. Seetal Kaur discovers more
14 March 2016
Sarangi – The Voice of Pain and of Paradise
Ken Hunt’s tribute to Sabri Khan and his chosen instrument.
14 March 2016