Samarpan Nrithyalaya

Sangam: Rhythms of Unity - The Journey Begins!

The elegance, the tradition, the excitement, it’s all coming together as our dance attire for Sangam has arrived straight from India!
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Every costume tells a story, and we can’t wait to bring it to life on stage!

Samarpan Yuva is gearing up for their next workshop/sharing.
Students of Samarpan’s Bharatanatyam class -led by Samarpan Yuva team will be presenting a morning of interactive workshop at the Care home in Newport.
Our sincere thanks to Sina Thomas for supporting us.

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The lotus blooms! 🌸 Our new logo reflects Samarpan’s dedication to preserving, inspiring, and nurturing Indian art and culture in Wales.Join us as we continue this beautiful journey.

Join us for a special Bharatanatyam Recital!

We’re so proud of our dearest Kaavya, our first student, to complete her arangetram and now a successful lawyer. Despite her busy career, she has kept her passion for dance alive.

This Saturday, Kaavya will perform her first recital in India in Palakkad.

We would love for you to join and support her!

Two talented dancers from Samarpan had the wonderful opportunity to perform today at the Merthyr Valleys Homes Annual Members Event. The performers Ann Sunny and Nithya Menon showcased their remarkable artistry with classical Indian dance performances. Ann performed Durge Durge, a powerful ode to Goddess Durga, embodying grace and strength through her movements. Nithya captivated the audience with the Kalinga Nartana Thillana, an energetic and rhythmic dance portraying Lord Krishna's dance upon the serpent Kalinga. Both performances beautifully highlighted the richness of Indian culture and classical dance.

We would like to thank Taryn from Merthyr Valleys Homes for her unconditional support🥰🙏

Our dearest student, Ann Sunny, performed at a fundraiser for Noah’s ark children’s charity. This took place on the 27th of July in penarth Victoria hall.

Our dear student Liz Johnson performed Madhava Maamava at the St John’s medical school reunion. This piece meant a lot to many of the older alumnae who felt the ragam brought back old memories of family and home. The event was held in Liverpool on the 27th of July.

Our beloved student, Jolina, performed at a chariot festival at the temple celebrating and worshipping Lord ganesha. Lord ganesha was sat on the chariot and went on a parade around the streets of Port Talbot.
Jolina performed a piece that she had an opportunity to learn under the guidance of
at - Dance India.

The ecstasy of movement....

Happening this Friday, between 2pm-3pm
Churchview and Larklands, Ilkeston

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For Nartan Festival

A wonderful and blessed musical evening of the Day 2 of the Festival by Pandit Rajkumar Misra ji and Sri Abhishek Borkar ji.

The evening ended, no doubt, with a standing ovation to these stalwarts.

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Our Director and teacher, Dr. Santosh Nair commenced the Day 2 of the dance festival with her recital.
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