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Aulas de Bharatanatyam
las de bharatanatyam
Event by: Comunidade Hindu de Portugal
Location: Comunidade Hindu de Portugal, Alameda Mahatma Gandhi, Lisboa
About event
Bharatanatyam is a dance originating from Tamil Nadu, South India. It is one of the Indian Classical Dance styles, drawing on the influence of Vedic texts.
This dance has a strong connection with theater, as it uses symbolic hand gestures (hasta abhinaya) and facial expressions to build narratives.
It also has a non-narrative side, characterized by the rigor of geometric lines, in which the dancers resemble living sculptures.
Warm-up exercises based on postures yoga expand the effects of regular practice of this dance: tone, flexibility, resistance, body posture and creative expression.
Classes are given by Eeshani Lasya in the Yoga Room, at the following times:
WEDNESDAYS
- Children (4-12 years old): 5:30pm-6:15pm
- Young people and Adults (+13 years old): 6:15 pm-7:15 pm
SATURDAYS
- Children (4-12 years old): 10:00 am-10:45 am
- Young people and Adults (+13 years old): 10:45 am-11:45 am + 11:45 am-12:45 pm< br/>
Info and Registration: 969300402
[email protected]
Eeshani Lasya is a dancer, choreographer and visual artist. Director of NADA DANCE and co-founder of the NADA project. His studies cover Painting, Architecture, Music and Dance. The passion for dancing began with Ballet and later developed through Yoga, Meditation and Indian Classical Dance - Bharatanatyam and Odissi. The training received between Lisbon, London and Bangalore gave rise to a unique combination of these influences, working as a performer, choreographer and educator. Throughout his 20 years of practicing Bharatanatyam, he has performed numerous solo and group performances, in Portugal and abroad, as well as classes, workshops, conferences and appearances in the media.
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Bharatanatyam is a dance that originated in Tamil Nadu, South India. It is one of the styles of Indian Classical Dance, drawing influence from Vedic texts.
This dance has a strong connection with theater, as it uses symbolic hand gestures (hasta abhinaya) and facial expressions to construct narratives.
It also has a non-narrative side, characterized by the rigor of geometric lines, in which the dancers resemble living sculptures.
Warm-up exercises based on yoga postures amplify the effects of regular practice of this dance: tone, flexibility, endurance, body posture and creative expression.
Classes are given by Eeshani Lasya in the Yoga Room at the following times:
WEDNESDAYS
- Children (4 -12 years): 17:30-18:15
- Youth and Adults (13+): 18:15-19:15
SATURDAYS
- Children (4-12 years): 10:00-10:45
- Youth and Adults (+13 years): 10:45-11:45 + 11:45-12:45
Info & Registrations: 969300402
nadadance@ naada.art
Eeshani Lasya is a dancer, choreographer and visual artist. Director of NADA DANCE and co-founder of NADA project. Her studies covered Painting, Architecture, Music and Dance. The passion for dance started with Ballet and developed later through Yoga, Meditation and Indian Classical Dance - Bharatanatyam and Odissi. Training in Portugal, London and Bangalore gave birth to a unique combination of these influences working as a performer, choreographer and educator. Her 20 years of Bharatanatyam practice, she has given numerous performances throughout both solo and in group, in Portugal and abroad, as well as classes, workshops, conferences and media appearances.
This dance has a strong connection with theater, as it uses symbolic hand gestures (hasta abhinaya) and facial expressions to build narratives.
It also has a non-narrative side, characterized by the rigor of geometric lines, in which the dancers resemble living sculptures.
Warm-up exercises based on postures yoga expand the effects of regular practice of this dance: tone, flexibility, resistance, body posture and creative expression.
Classes are given by Eeshani Lasya in the Yoga Room, at the following times:
WEDNESDAYS
- Children (4-12 years old): 5:30pm-6:15pm
- Young people and Adults (+13 years old): 6:15 pm-7:15 pm
SATURDAYS
- Children (4-12 years old): 10:00 am-10:45 am
- Young people and Adults (+13 years old): 10:45 am-11:45 am + 11:45 am-12:45 pm< br/>
Info and Registration: 969300402
[email protected]
Eeshani Lasya is a dancer, choreographer and visual artist. Director of NADA DANCE and co-founder of the NADA project. His studies cover Painting, Architecture, Music and Dance. The passion for dancing began with Ballet and later developed through Yoga, Meditation and Indian Classical Dance - Bharatanatyam and Odissi. The training received between Lisbon, London and Bangalore gave rise to a unique combination of these influences, working as a performer, choreographer and educator. Throughout his 20 years of practicing Bharatanatyam, he has performed numerous solo and group performances, in Portugal and abroad, as well as classes, workshops, conferences and appearances in the media.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Bharatanatyam is a dance that originated in Tamil Nadu, South India. It is one of the styles of Indian Classical Dance, drawing influence from Vedic texts.
This dance has a strong connection with theater, as it uses symbolic hand gestures (hasta abhinaya) and facial expressions to construct narratives.
It also has a non-narrative side, characterized by the rigor of geometric lines, in which the dancers resemble living sculptures.
Warm-up exercises based on yoga postures amplify the effects of regular practice of this dance: tone, flexibility, endurance, body posture and creative expression.
Classes are given by Eeshani Lasya in the Yoga Room at the following times:
WEDNESDAYS
- Children (4 -12 years): 17:30-18:15
- Youth and Adults (13+): 18:15-19:15
SATURDAYS
- Children (4-12 years): 10:00-10:45
- Youth and Adults (+13 years): 10:45-11:45 + 11:45-12:45
Info & Registrations: 969300402
nadadance@ naada.art
Eeshani Lasya is a dancer, choreographer and visual artist. Director of NADA DANCE and co-founder of NADA project. Her studies covered Painting, Architecture, Music and Dance. The passion for dance started with Ballet and developed later through Yoga, Meditation and Indian Classical Dance - Bharatanatyam and Odissi. Training in Portugal, London and Bangalore gave birth to a unique combination of these influences working as a performer, choreographer and educator. Her 20 years of Bharatanatyam practice, she has given numerous performances throughout both solo and in group, in Portugal and abroad, as well as classes, workshops, conferences and media appearances.