Hemant Trivedi, Fashion Designer “One cannot look beyond this group, as they encompass all the components that make for a visual treat, combining their artistry of classical dance fused with a contemporary expression, that is so uniquely their own. I am always left spell-bound!!”
Continue reading...Prasad Bidapa, Fashion Guru “Mayuri Upadhya and her dance troupe Nritarutya have been a seminal influence in the contemporisation of classical Indian dance forms. I have seen their work evolve and today I think they represent a vigorous and modern phase of the Indian performing arts on an international level.”
Continue reading...“Nritarutya is Indian Dance that’s traditional and eclectic; contemporary and spiritual” – Ashish Mohan Khokar Editor-Publisher *attendance*
Continue reading...Nritarutya makes its debut in Delhi with Prayog 3 – a multi-media production of Indian contemporary dance using themes from mythology and modern times New Delhi: Performing for the first time in Delhi, Nritarutya, a Bangalore-based premier dance group, presents Prayog 3, an exciting multimedia production of Indian contemporary dance that encompasses the group’s latest…
Continue reading...Experiments with Contrast, Balance and Force Nritarutya showcases cutting edge research and innovations in dance movement developed over the past year with– “Prayog – 3”. An exciting experiment of ideas and movements in dance, this multimedia production comprises three unique pieces choreographed by Mayuri Upadhya, Madhuri Upadhya and Sathya B G, which showcase movement and…
Continue reading...Carbohydrates-calories, constitution, myths by Vishwa Kiran Carbohydrates are found in a wide array of foods—bread, beans, milk, popcorn, potatoes, cookies, spaghetti, soft drinks…. They also come in a variety of forms. The most common and abundant forms are sugars, fibers, and starches. The basic building block of every carbohydrate is a sugar molecule, a simple…
Continue reading...Read the latest Femina edition FEB 2011- feat Mayuri Upadhya
Continue reading...And thereby hangs a tale… This in no means is a rip off from Geoffrey Archer’s novel, but I like the name and somehow I feel this experience has one too many stories involved and it is still going on, I think the name suits it. It all began when I was told I was…
Continue reading...Maya-Ayam is a combination of classic Bharatanatyam, contemporary movement, traditional folk and digital imagery exploring the theories of Vishnu through dance.
Continue reading...Chitraleka Dance Company (UK based) is collaborating with Nritarutya (India based) to tour their joint dance production Maya – Ayam in both countries.Evolutionary theories, ten avatars of Vishnu, Ardhanarishwara and the forces of rhythm are explored through the vocabulary of dance. A touring dance production funded by Birmingham City Council’s International Partnership Programme Production team:…
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