Rhythm of the Cosmos (event rundown)

This Mohiniyattam Stuti is a hymn dedicated to Lord Shiva praising Lord’s divine qualities.

This performance presents a dance of joy symbolising a pictorial allegory of the ongoing cosmic processes-Creation, Preservation, Destruction,Illusion and Salvation.

An expressive dance that illustrates five sacred syllables ‘Na Ma Shi Vaa Ya’ through divine moments from Lord Shiva’s life

A lively congruence of two Indian classical dance forms (Jugalbandhi) focusing on pure rhythmic dance (Nrittha) and expressive movements (Nrithya) dedicated to the cosmic dancer’s power and grace.

A festive dance performed during Shivarathri (annual Hindu festival celebrating Lord Shiva) full of vitality and exuberance

A rhythmic dance piece describing the vigor and power of Lord Shiva’s Tandava portraying his iconic features-the serpent, the crescent moon and his tiger skin.

This dance celebrates Lord Shiva as the primordial Yogi of the Universe portrayed as a historic figure over a deity

A dance tribute to snakes who play varied roles in Hindu mythology associated with major deities as protectors and as a dweller of the underworld.

A mystical dance piece celebrating Lord Shiva expressing awe , strength and ecstasy.

This classical dance piece portrays the ultimate union of masculine and feminine energies known as Purusha (male counterpart ) and Prakriti (female counterpart ) in the composite form of Lord Shiva and his consort,Goddess Parvathi.

A folk dance representative of a tribe of monks devoted to Lord Shiva’s form as Bhairava based out of Kashi in Varanasi,India to attain liberation (Moksha) from reincarnation

A dance adaptation from ancient spiritual dance from villages of North Kerala, India illustrating the troubled life journey of a wise girl , Amba where Lord Shiva rescues Amba and declares her as a ‘demi-Goddess’ of the village.