Sanskruti

25/09/2026

Welcome to our new Bollywood dance teacher apprentices!

We are so proud to introduce Arjun, Neha and Sunishka - three talented young dancers who are taking their next exciting step with Sanskruti as Bollywood teacher apprentices! 🎉

🕺 Arjun has been dancing for 8 years and loves expressing himself through fast-paced movement. Arjun would love our school to do more shows and bring Indian culture to even wider audiences.

💃 Neha has been with us for 2 years and believes dance makes everyone happier. She's already inspiring younger children to pursue their dreams.

🌸 Sunishka is 13 years old and has spent five years developing her balance, flexibility and stamina with us, including performing our Bollynatyam fusion at the Cambridge Corn Exchange's 150th anniversary celebration!

We can't wait to see them grow as teachers and share their passion with the next generation of dancers. 💛

Read more about them at the link in our bio! 🔗

21/09/2026

Thank you Midlands Arts Centre - MAC, Sampad South Asian Arts & Heritage and our lovely Birmingham audience for coming to see Tree of Life on Saturday. We're still buzzing from a wonderful afternoon - we were delighted to be able to share Tree of Life with you all!

18/09/2026

We're looking forward to bringing Magical Honey to Lichfield this Sunday.

Young Maya loves to draw and read and harnesses her own magic with the help of the celestial being Saraswati. Together they explore the mystical world around them, discovering dancing peacocks, flowers appearing from nowhere, and the buzzing sound of imaginary bees.

But behold, her foe Miss Tusra! The evil headmonster, oops, headteacher believes that no one should enjoy art.

Maya now needs your help - and a little bit of magic - to combat Miss Tusra and restore the beauty of her enchanting world.

🐝 Magical Honey
📆 Sunday 20th September
⏰ Performance: 2pm
📌 Lichfield Garrick - part of Creative Burntwood
To book, visit: https://www.lichfieldgarrick.com/events/magical-honey

17/09/2026

Throwback to our brilliant weekend at the Out of the Ordinary festival, organised by Cambridge City Events (Cambridge City Council). On the Sunday we performed Tree of Life - and what a joy it was to show up for such a great crowd. We love our Cambridge audience!

Tree of Life will be at Midlands Arts Centre - MAC’s Big Green Weekender this Saturday. If you’re in Birmingham, we’d love to see you there!

Sat 19 Sep | 3pm | Ages 7+ | From £7.95

13/09/2026

Did you know that Magical Honey's terrifying Miss Tusra was inspired by Roald Dahl's Miss Trunchbull, the fearsome headteacher in Matilda?

You can be terrorised by Miss Tusra at our upcoming performance of Magical Honey at Creative Burntwood next Sunday:

Booking now:
🐝 Magical Honey
📆 Sunday 20th September
⏰ Performance: 2pm
📌 Lichfield Garrick - part of Creative Burntwood

To book, visit: https://www.lichfieldgarrick.com/events/magical-honey

09/09/2026

Our students performed at the recent Out of the Ordinary festival, organised by Cambridge City Events.

A brilliant performance opportunity for our school - big thanks to our wonderful Cambridge audience for a great turn out.

07/09/2026

Magical Honey is coming to Lichfield! 🎉

Magical Honey is a spellbinding dance theatre show with elements of magic 🪄 ✨ Inspired by Roald Dahl’s Matilda and Goddess Saraswati.

Booking now:
🐝 Magical Honey
📆 Sunday 20th September
⏰ Performance: 2pm
📌 Lichfield Garrick - part of Creative Burntwood
🎟️ https://www.lichfieldgarrick.com/events/magical-honey

04/09/2026

What a brilliant weekend we had at the Out of the Ordinary festival, organised by Cambridge City Events. Thank you Cambridge for coming out to see us - it means so much to our young performers to have such a supportive audience.

Thank you too to Cambridge Radio for talking to us.

01/09/2026

"Moving, colourful, thought-provoking." - Audience member.

Coming to Birmingham this autumn: a spectacular dance theatre show at Foyle Studio, Midlands Arts Centre, in partnership with Sampad.

Aranyani, the goddess of forests and the wild, is dying. If the plants and animals that she supports are to thrive, she must have nourishment and balance in the world. Can a Sage and a Scientist – and you, the audience – discover how to save her?

Tree of Life explores the connection between science and spirituality through the medium of trees and dance. The show weaves together Bharatanatyam and contemporary Western dance with an ethereal, original music score and spoken word, creating an unforgettable experience for all the family.

🌳 Tree of Life
📆 19 September, 3pm
📌 Foyle Studio, Midlands Arts Centre

To book your tickets, visit:

What do you see when you look at a tree? Leaves and twigs and branches? Or do you see a living thing That moves and sings and dances…?Aranyani, Goddess