Dance |
📅 Friday, 13 November 2026 ⏰ 6:30pm |
📍Ganesa Natyalaya, C-16, Qutub Institutional Area |
🎟️Free Entry
📅 Friday, 13 November 2026 ⏰ 6:30pm |
📍Ganesa Natyalaya, C-16, Qutub Institutional Area |
🎟️Free Entry
Date and Time: Friday, 13 November 2026, 6:30pm
Duration: 1 hour
Entry: Free Entry and Open to All (Seating on First-Come First-Served Basis)
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Duration: 1 hour
Entry: Free Entry and Open to All (Seating on First-Come First-Served Basis)
Venue: Ganesa Natyalaya, C-16, Qutub Institutional Area, New Delhi, India
Venue Info: Map | Nearest Metro Stations - "'Hauz Khas' & 'Malviya Nagar' (Yellow Line)" and 'IIT (Magenta Line)'
Event Description: A celebration of INDIA-JAPAN shared harmonies through Indian Classical Dances
Ganesa Natyalaya, in the course of its 52 years in the service of Performing Arts in general and Bharatanatyam in specific, has joined hands with IJCC (Indo Japan Chamber of Commerce) to present an evening of Bharatanatyam, Odissi and Kathak dance performed by Indian and Japanese students. The Embassy of Japan has also posted this event on their website as a program in recognition of the JAPAN MONTH programs. Several Embassy officials are also expected at the event.
The Bharatanatyam dancers in this program would be from Ganesa Natyalaya, under Rama Vaidyanathan.
We have so far trained over a 100 Japanese students in Bharatanatyam and are presently running classes for almost about 25 of them! And it all started with ICCR sending one Japanese student several years ago. We are indeed very grateful to ICCR for this.
The Odissi dancers are the students of Jyoti Srivastava and the kathak dancers are the students of Sangita Chatterjee.
Event Description: A celebration of INDIA-JAPAN shared harmonies through Indian Classical Dances
Ganesa Natyalaya, in the course of its 52 years in the service of Performing Arts in general and Bharatanatyam in specific, has joined hands with IJCC (Indo Japan Chamber of Commerce) to present an evening of Bharatanatyam, Odissi and Kathak dance performed by Indian and Japanese students. The Embassy of Japan has also posted this event on their website as a program in recognition of the JAPAN MONTH programs. Several Embassy officials are also expected at the event.
The Bharatanatyam dancers in this program would be from Ganesa Natyalaya, under Rama Vaidyanathan.
We have so far trained over a 100 Japanese students in Bharatanatyam and are presently running classes for almost about 25 of them! And it all started with ICCR sending one Japanese student several years ago. We are indeed very grateful to ICCR for this.
The Odissi dancers are the students of Jyoti Srivastava and the kathak dancers are the students of Sangita Chatterjee.
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