Jul 26, 2014 · Indian Dancers performing in POS Trinidad 2014. Video and photos by Peter Gorton.

Indian Dancers performing in Trinidad. Video by Peter Gorton.

We have won every East Indian dance competition in Trinidad and Tobago, and have also proven ourselves as true cultural aficionados amongst our contemporaries, in every cultural arena.

Jan 27, 2025 · Bharatanatyam, one of India's oldest classical dance forms, has a deep spiritual and historical significance, dating back over 2,000 years. It originated in Tamil Nadu and is recognized for its intricate footwork, expressive hand gestures, and captivating storytelling. “The roots of Bharatanatyam go back centuries.

Jun 15, 2023 · Here are the top ten traditional dances from Trinidad and Tobago that you should know about. 1. Limbo is a dance that has gained worldwide recognition as a symbol of Trinidad and Tobago’s culture. The dance involves a person bending backwards and moving under a burning stick without touching it.

Oct 7, 2024 · Driven by her passion for sharing Bharatanatyam, Reshma Rajeev founded Ananthara Space of Arts in Trinidad. What began as a small dance academy has blossomed into a cultural haven for both people of Indian origin and anyone in Trinidad interested in exploring Indian classical arts.

Jan 6, 2024 · After 11 years of devoting her time and energy to the ancient dance form known as Bharatnatyam, Maraj is ready for the next, inevitable step. In so doing, she will be the first student in...

This Intermediate level provides further knowledge and training in Kathak classical and Indian folk dances brought from India and planted in the fertile soils of Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean.

The beauty of Indian dance was on display on Friday when the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC) held its Festival of Dance in celebration of Indian Arrival Day. Eight dance groups from across T&T took to the main stage to deliver both Indian …

The beau­ty of In­di­an dance was on dis­play on Fri­day when the Na­tion­al Coun­cil of In­di­an Cul­ture (NCIC) held its Fes­ti­val of Dance in cel­e­bra­tion of In­di­an Ar­rival Day.