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“Roots” – performance by Kalpavriksha Fine Arts
January 27, 2024 @ 1:30 pm
Embark on a mesmerising expedition into the heart of Indian performing arts with “Roots,” a captivating dance performance presented by Kalpavriksha Fine Arts Ltd. This enchanting production, rooted deeply in the timeless tradition of Bharatanatyam, promises to transport audiences into the rich tapestry of this classical dance form.
“Roots” unfolds as a celebration of Bharatanatyam, an art steeped in history and cultural significance. Kalpavriksha Fine Arts Ltd. invites spectators to witness the profound beauty of Bharatanatyam through a carefully curated selection of songs that not only showcase the traditionality of the dance but also illuminate the enormity of its artistic expression.
The performance serves as an immersive experience, inviting the audience to delve into the intricate movements, expressions, and rhythmic patterns that define Bharatanatyam. Each dance sequence within “Roots” is a meticulous exploration of the roots of this ancient art form, paying homage to its origins while simultaneously showcasing its enduring relevance and dynamism.
As the dancers gracefully move through the choreography, the audience will be transported to a world where tradition meets innovation, and classical elegance intertwines with contemporary flair. “Roots” is not merely a dance performance; it is a journey through time and culture, a testament to the enduring legacy of Bharatanatyam.
Join Kalpavriksha Fine Arts Ltd. on this evocative exploration of “Roots,” where the language of dance communicates stories of tradition, passion, and artistic mastery. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Bharatanatyam and witness the dance form’s evolution while cherishing its profound connection to the cultural roots from which it springs.
Tickets: Free with Registration
Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (Limited) (KFA), established in 2016, is a non-profit arts organisation rooted in the Hindu mythological concept of “Kalpavriksha” – the ‘tree of fulfillment.’ Founded by Meera Balasubramanian, Sruti Pegatraju, and Shruthi Ramesh, accomplished Bharatanatyam dancers, KFA infuses traditional arts with a spirit of joy and humility.
With a focus on the youth perspective in Singapore’s Indian dance scene, KFA has presented over 15 productions in its seven-year journey, earning recognition from the National Arts Council and the community.
Beyond performances, KFA trains 200 students, actively engaging the youth in activities, events, and forums to redefine their role in preserving cultural heritage. Kalpavriksha Fine Arts leaves a legacy of bridging tradition with youthful zeal, enriching the cultural tapestry of Singapore.
