Nitya Natyashale

Nitya Natyashale was proud to be part of the Basava Jayanthi celebrations on 2nd May 2026, organised by Basava Samithi Sydney.

Our students presented Gajavadana Beduve and Naadapriya – Basavanna Vachanas, bringing devotion and vibrant energy to the occasion in the divine presence of Poojya Shri Dr Mahant Prabhu Swamiji. It was a meaningful experience to celebrate Basavanna and share his philosophy with the next generation through dance.

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Young students of Nitya Natyashale performed at the MacArthur Multicultural Children’s Festival on 3rd May 2026. They looked absolutely beautiful and gave a wonderful performance 😊

A heartfelt thank you to for the referral, and to Deepa Nair and for the opportunity and support.

It was a fulfilling weekend on 18th April 2026, as Nitya Natyashale students participated in a fundraising event for Chris Vinmini Charity.

Truly proud of those who are actively contributing towards supporting the education of underprivileged children—every small effort makes a meaningful difference.

It takes a special kind of dedication to say ‘yes’ to a performance with only three days to prepare. At 8 years old, she did exactly that—practicing hard and performing brilliantly before National Award winner Dattanna Sir on 27th March 2026.

Watching her journey is a joy, and I can’t wait to see her grow as a full-fledged artist. I also felt truly blessed to Emcee the event and share the stage with Dattanna Sir.

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Proud to see this young student present her first solo at the small gathering organised by Basava Samithi in Sydney — her family are members of the organisation 🤍

After nearly two years of training, she performed a Swarajati with adavus.

A special milestone — wishing her continued growth in this art form ✨

A proud start to the year for Nitya Natyashale!
Our first performance, organised by the United India Association, celebrating India’s Republic Day and Australia Day. 🇮🇳🇦🇺✨

Late post: So proud to share that all our students who appeared for the grade exams have passed with Distinction or First Division! 👏

As we wrap up next week, it’s been a year full of learning, dedication, joy, and memorable performances—deepening our love for this beautiful art form with every student in the institute.

We look forward to 2026 with excitement, ready to continue learning, growing, and creating more unforgettable moments! 🌟

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A mother–daughter duo from Nitya Natyashale inaugurated the event on 22nd November 2025 with a beautiful Bharathanatyam performance, followed by two more students who added grace with their performances. Grateful to be part of this meaningful cause.

Thank you, Uma Arun, for the opportunity.

So proud of these three, disciples of Guru !

Long wait, small audience, minimal audio — yet they performed with all their heart. Yesterday wasn’t just a performance; it was a lesson in patience, practice, and perseverance.

Bharathanatyam isn’t just dance — it builds discipline and resilience!

Sharing glimpses of a beautifully presented Bharathanatyam performance at the Kannada Rajyotsava event organized by Kannada Sangha Sydney on November 8th.

These dedicated students of Nitya Natyashale — a Bharathanatyam dance institute — continue to pursue their passion for dance and learning under the guidance of Guru .

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A proud and blessed moment for Nitya Natyashale! 💫
Our 6-year-old student — my daughter and disciple — represented our school in its first interstate performance, as part of the Kannada Rajyotsava and Deepavali celebrations organized by the Karnataka Association of Canberra (KAC) on 1st November 2025.

Feeling deeply blessed as both a mother and a Guru. 🙏

Thank you, KAC and , for the wonderful opportunity.
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