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Laasya Dance
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In a literal sense, Lasya means beauty, happiness and grace. Deriving inspiration from this noble ideal, Laasya Dance was established, by Sitara Koushik
The term Lasya, in the context of Hindu mythology, describes the dance performed by Goddess Parvati as it expresses happiness and is filled with grace and beauty. She is believed to have danced the Lasya in response to the male energy of the cosmic dance of Tandava performed by Lord Shiva. Deriving inspiration from this noble ideal, Laasya Dance was established, in the words of Sitara Koushik,
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10/09/2021
My sister also dentist had no formal training in Bharathnatyam before Kautvam workshop is performing so gracefully on eve of Ganesha chathurthi. Seeing you @ DrKajal Gowda dancing so gracefully brings immense happiness and satisfaction to soul.
10/09/2021
Teaching is the most satisfying profession one can have, thoroughly enjoyed teaching Ganesha kautavam, Rajani Raju in her own words “I am an IT professional as well and have always been interested in learning to dance but never got the right opportunity. Dancing is a kind of stress buster for me. With Sitara's Ganesha Kautvam workshop I was able to realise my long standing dream and I thank her immensely for the opportunity. ☺️
10/09/2021
Meghana Raju, working as an IT professional in Bangalore. Though she has not been trained in any particular dance form, She has the passion and interest to learn different forms and keep myself engaged by learning new routines. From Kautvam workshop ❤️all the best Meghana
24/06/2021
Supreetha performing for Ganesha Kautvam so gracefully. Supreetha started learning Bharathanatyam at the age of 4 under Guru Lakshmi. However she could not continue.
She is 35 years from Bengaluru and continues to have the love passion and urge to learn the dance form. Hope you pursue your passion in coming days. All the best Supreetha Das
19/06/2021
Eesha Patil, from Aberdeen Scotland. Eesha is 11years old. She has been learning Bharathanatyam from 5years of age under her Guru, Dr Soumya Palliyil. She is learnt Kautvam from Workshop and is performing so gracefully ❤️Good luck Eesha for your Bharathnatyam career.
09/06/2021
Completed Ganesha Kautvam workshop for this amazing group. Thank you Asian Arts Agency, Arts Council, Bristol City Council ❤️
09/05/2021
Bharathnatyam workshop on Ganesha Kautvam started successfully today in support with Arts Council England, Asian Arts Agency and Bristol City Council. Thank you to all the energetic participants❤️
05/05/2021
Open to all, please email [email protected] to register for the workshop. Limited slots 75% filled already, the workshop is held online
09/05/2019
My student performing at Sri Venkateshwara Temple at Birmingham, please come and watch ❤️
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| Wednesday | 6:30pm - 7:30pm |
| Thursday | 6:30pm - 7:30pm |
| Sunday | 9:30am - 10:30am |