Taking the South Indian classical dance form of Bharatanatyam with it’s intricate rhythmic footwork, geometric and dynamic movements and expressive prowess, Seeta has created a compelling and visually breathtaking interpretation of the iconic Rite of Spring with 6 dancers.
Normally seen in solo presentations, Bharatanatyam is an incredibly rich art form that is being recognised more and more globally within a wider dance landscape.
About the companyÂ
Seeta Patel Dance creates live stage performances focusing on classical Indian and contemporary dance and dance theatre. Live performance is supported by Audience Development (post show talks), Outreach (workshops), Advocacy (female leadership programs/talks) and crucially Talent Development.
Supporting young talent is a cornerstone of the company’s vision. The Company prides itself in providing an aspirational environment where young people in this sector can see the true value of the art form and its place in the world, supporting artists through workshops/masterclasses, mentoring and apprenticeship programmes.
