Swati Dance Company

Registrations now open for our new batches starting in September 2026.
All abilities are welcome. Come join us to experience the beauty of Indian Classical Dance and learn the nuances of Bharatanatyam.
We offer performance opportunities to our students.
This year we introduce a Mohiniattam Class in Liverpool.

Swati Dance Company Performing "Pancham".
Thnak you D Rao for the soul stirring music.
Dance is Bliss, dancing with your students who have matured into dedicated Bharatantayam dancers is Joy and when guests like Michelle Man and Vijay Venkat come to watch its just the cherry on the cake.

Swati Dance Company performed Basant Bells as part of NrityaArpanam on the 26th July 2026 at the Capstone Theatre, Liverpool.
Basant Bells is inspired by ‘Vasantham’. It is a piece of Ensemble Work in Bharatanatyam using selected verses from Kalidasa’s Ritu Samharam (a Medley of Seasons).
Kalidasa's deep insight into the heart of Nature is deeply infused by an understanding of Human nature. It is almost impossible to see in his poetry where the poet of nature ceases and the poet of human relations begins.
Music Composed by Praveen D Rao.
We Thank Hari Krishnan (InDance) for the valuable choreography.

Om Shri Gurubhyo Namaha.
I offer respects to my Gurus this occasion of Guru Purnima. Guru Krishnan Kutty Nair, Smt Ammu Kutty, Acharya C V Chandrashekhar Sir and Jaya Aunty.
They instilled in me a love and dedication for Natyam, taught me with patience and generosity. Thank you for making me the dancer, the dance teacher and the person I am today.
2 days ago 78 dancers from Swati Dance offered "NrityaArpanam" an, apt offering for Guru Purnima.

It was an absolute delight to meet Michelle Mann, a fellow dance practitioner and academic at Edge Hill University today.

Throughly enjoyed our walk through the grounds discussing creativity, similarities in dance practices and future artistic endeavours.

Swati Dance Company presents 'NrityaArpanam'

This July, Swati Dance Company will present its annual showcase, NrityaArpanam, an inspiring celebration of Bharatanatyam, one of India’s most popular classical dance forms. The event brings together students, alumni and professional dancers to showcase the depth of training, passion, artistic expression and cultural richness that defines the company’s work.

The evening will feature a two-part program, beginning with a student showcase that highlights emerging talent, followed by a curated double bill titled Basant Bells & Pancham. These productions explore the intricate interplay of rhythm, melody and storytelling, offering audiences a deeply immersive cultural experience.

📅 26 July 2026 | ⏰ 3 PM
📍 Capstone Theatre, Liverpool

🎟️ Book your tickets here: https://limeeventz.co.uk/public/e/64/nritya-arpanam
or simply scan the QR code below.

It is always a pleasure to visit the beautiful grounds of Edgehill university and teach the hardworking students in the most positively charged inspiring studio.
On Monday the 9th of March Swati Dance conducted a Bharatanatyam technique class for the students of EdgeHill University. The workshop included adavus, simple narratives and the importance of clarity of line, poise along with appropriate use of eye movement and glances in both aspects of Bharatanatyam.

Members of Swati Youth dance are excited to be selected to be part of U Dance 2026 (NorthWest).
Nineteen young dancers will perform 'Krishna- Shades of Blue on saturday, 14th March at the Lowry, Manchester