Dancing in water is about letting go of the human urge to control, says choreographer Chris Lechner
The story of a troupe of dance refugees from war-torn Iraq, one of whom performs with a bullet inside him
Stealing the show is becoming something of a habit with this young Polish troupe. Rajasthan loved them too
An arts festival examines how the story of Krishna’s consort fits into today’s urban context
How artiste Chandralekha’s refusal to separate art and life inspired my parallel careers, one drawing upon the other
Dance is a test of endurance, says Pandit Chitresh Das, creator of a unique brand of dance that he calls Kathak Yoga.
She’s the girl whose head is mercilessly hacked in a shot, the faceless girl who merges into the background. But Shubhangi Swarup trains rigorously and breathes professionalism. Because she believes in putting in that little bit extra.
The Spanish government proposes to make Jodhpur the flamenco capital of India. Take a wild guess why. Or just read on.
The Purana Qila is no longer just a scenic backdrop to the annual dance festival, Ananya: The Unparalleled. It’s playing a starring role in many performances.