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The Nila Festival For the Arts

Audition #2
Atta Galatta
Dance | Dance Performance

Nila Festival of Arts, is a multifaceted arts experience for children and parents, celebrating arts and artists with unique offerings and logistics, planned by Atta Galatta for the year 2027. The festival aims to showcase art and culture in a grand pageant that children and parents can participate in and enjoy- art for the sake of art.  To kick off the Festival , we will be holding auditions for Dance Schools at Atta Galatta, to select the final six schools that will be featured in the festival. All performers will be between the ages of 8-16, and would welcome your support.

Join us to support Bharati Natya Kendra, Artitude Studio and Jaganath Dance Academy as audition. Entry is open to all adults and children who would like to watch, support and encourage arts.

Bharati Natya Kendra

Bharathi Natya Kendra was established in the year 2014 by Smt.Varsha Radhakrishnan in Bengaluru. Our training is in the Kalakshetra style of Bharatanatyam. Bharatanatyam is an all-encompassing art form with physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. Our school aims to make Bharatanatyam a way of life. It encourages the mindful and immersive practice of Natyam to improve the quality of life. Varsha Radhakrishnan, the founder of Bharathi Natya Kendra, believes that arts and science go hand-in-hand and that synergy is the way forward. Her signature style of teaching Bharatanatyam includes blending Yoga, Fitness & Music training for a deeper understanding and an elevated performance of the Bharatanatyam art form. Varsha has been a student of Bharatakalanjali from a very young age and continues to be under the guidance of Natyacharyas- The Dhananjayans and Smt. Divya Ramachandran.
The students performing are Sara Sood, Aarushi Kale, Anagha Gurudutt Mallapur, Dravya Suresh, Thanusree Poorna Chandar and Ira Kumari

 

Artitude Studio:

ARTitudeStudio, founded by Bharatanatyam artiste and choreographer Shraavya Satyanarayan, is a Bengaluru-based dance institution dedicated to nurturing a deep understanding and love for Bharatanatyam. The school combines rigorous classical training with an emphasis on expression, musicality, stagecraft and creative exploration.

Its students are trained not only in the technical aspects of the art form but also in developing confidence, discipline and an appreciation for the cultural and artistic traditions underlying Bharatanatyam. The students regularly participate in performances and productions, gaining valuable experience in presenting the art form on stage.

The students performing are Hanvitha C S, Anvitha Raj, Amita K. Muralimohan, Kshithi D. Kashyap and Krishvi Sinha

Jagannath Dance Academy:

Jagannath Dance Academy is a Bengaluru-based institution dedicated to the teaching, performance, and promotion of Odissi, one of India’s eight classical dance traditions. Rooted in the rich cultural heritage of Odisha, the academy seeks to preserve the depth and authenticity of the form while making it accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences. The Academy is founded  and directed by Namrata Bhargava, a disciple trained under the tradition of the Orissa Dance Academy

The students performing are Devasena Sanyal Visesh, Ashwathi Nair, Adwiti Sonali Rajguru, Nayonika Charantimath and Shrianshi Srivastava.

 


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