Nanthuni Folks

25/10/2022

Chilapozhoke nadakam cheyyarundu

03/04/2019

16/05/2018

Last year, our friend Vishnu Nanthuni recieved INLAKS Theatre Award(one of the prestigious grant for theatre) and here is his blog..
Lets read it, his life, theatre, kalari and how he visions his art.

Vishnu Nanthuni is one of the two recipients of this year’s Theatre Awards. In the blogpost below he shares how he will use theatre as a medium for social change. I started out as a theatre performer at the age of seven in my small village in Kerala. We used to perform folk arts depicting the litt

20/03/2018

Namaskaram folks,
We are grateful for your love to us.
We are in the initial stage of making and creating.
So, we are also looking for new actors/actresses to join our team . Team members will be expected to assure a work commitment of 11 months with us, actively participate in all the activities of the group and willingness to work with diverse people irrespective of language and gender. A decent salary will be paid to the actors as and when the work comes.

If you wish to join us or know somebody whom you think can be part of our team, kindly write to [email protected].

Sincerely,
Kanchan.
9495952620

15/03/2018

14 March kalari residence Workshop photos

11/03/2018

so, here it is..
Milon Mela being held at Theatre House, West Bengal every December .. this time our artist Vishnu Nanthuni was there teaching Kalaripayattu to the artists around the world.. he really had a good time!

28/02/2018

in between engagements...

23/02/2018

Whats Folk arts?
Born out of daily chores of village folks..
Something hundreds of years old but still relevant to us...
we would love to share some Folk art forms, they are grounded to the soil at the same has no limits.

People please connect if you like to explore
Folk songs, Kakarishi Natakam, Folk Dances, Kalaripayattu.
We are up with our Summer Workshops in Trivandrum this March, April, May for kids and adults.

call @ 94959 52620 / 82812 23487
or inbox here.

23/12/2017

may be, this might give you some light !

We don't read and write poetry because it's cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for.

09/12/2017

Native Idioms- that's something!
Although this is not the dream but our way of life.

Nanthuni Folks near Mudavanmugal is popularising and teaching folk art, theatreand heritage