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Bharathanatyam dancers from Bhaskars Arts Academy showcasing their presentation

Paruvangal Weaves Emotion Into Seasons

Combining classical Indian aesthetic frameworks and emotive dance movements, the “Paruvangal” programme involved dancers who performed gracefully under the guidance of seasoned gurus.

Nadagamic 2026 by AGAM Theatre Lab is Singapore’s first International Tamil Theatre Festival.

English Plays at Tamil Theatre Festival Nadagamic 2026

The evening demonstrated the breadth of artistic training at SIFAS.

SIFAS Celebrates 76 Graduates, Nurtures Next Generation of Artistes

The DADC team at the Bisik Serayu Festival in Banyumas, Indonesia.

Maya Dance Theatre’s Dancers with Diverse Abilities Explore The Global Stage

Rishi Vadrevu plays Jim, who deals with mental health issues and alcoholism across the play.

Rishi Vadrevu’s “Raw, Theatrical, Magnetism”: The Parting Glass Review

‘Agápe – The Human Connection,’ a cross-genre dance and music production, was staged on August 21 and 22 at the Esplanade Theatre and marked the start of Apsaras Arts’ 50th-anniversary Golden Jubilee celebrations.

Agápe – The Human Connection: Western Classical and Bharatanatyam Converge

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(From left) Vidushi Rajesh, Isabel Joshy, Aathmika Viju-Pany and Maya Sharma were the artistes at Yuva Mahotsav 2026.

Youths Shine in Bharatanatyam Festival Yuva Mahotsav

Shaikh Yasin, playing Victor Sebastian, delivered a standout performance in Agam Theatre Lab’s Kai Varisai.

Agam’s Kai Varisai Comes Close But Could Be Much More

The cultural evening was graced by Guest-of-Honour Mr Dinesh Vasu Dash (red shirt), Minister of State, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth & Ministry of Manpower

Anandha Kondaattam 2026: A Grand Tapestry of Folk Arts

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What to do in Singapore for the Week of August 21

As the grand finale of the festival, “Krishna - The Blue Magic,” led by writer and scholar Dushyanth Sridhar (second from left), received a resounding reception from the audience.

Muditha Arts Festival: A Feast for Art Lovers

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Kathak Pravaha 2024 - Panchamahabhuta.

‘Shashtha Sarga’ to Celebrate Lord Kartikeya Through Kathak

The main highlight of the ArtsEverywhere@CDC programme held at Our Tampines Hub on July 4 was Aneka Ragam Rakyat Reimagined, a contemporary tribute to the popular community cultural concerts of the 1960s.

Tampines Residents Relive the 1960s in Multicultural Showcase

Directors of Muditha Arts: (Top row, from left) V. Krishnan, Uttam Kripalani and N. Subramaniam; (bottom row, from left) Soundarya Sukumar and Priyalatha Arun.

Muditha Arts Festival 2026 to Debut with Three-Day Celebration

Nadagamic 2026 is Singapore’s first international Tamil theatre festival.

AGAM Theatre Lab Reaches Out to New Audiences with Nadagamic Festival

Agape is an ambitious multidisciplinary work that blends Bharatanatyam-inspired movement, contemporary choreography, orchestral music, philosophy and visual storytelling into what its creators describe as an artistic response to modern-day emotional disconnection.

Agape Promises an Emotionally Immersive Dance Experience Beyond Traditional Bharatanatyam

Garba is a Gujarati folkdance that is traditionally performed during the Festival of Navratri.

Nam Marabu: An Insight Spotlights the Balancing Act of Mandavadi Garba

Guests were treated to performances of Rabindra sangeet, literary readings and classical dance segments.

Tagore Society Celebrates Tagore’s 165th Birth Anniversary with Cultural Performances

Nritya Sangamam – Perform with Purpose 2026 was a grand showcase of Bharatanatyam and Odissi. 

Chitrakala Arts Brings Dance, Tradition and Purpose Together at Nritya Sangamam 2026

Mr Sanyam Joshi, First Secretary (Economic), High Commission of India, presenting boxes of mangoes to dancers from Bengali Sarbojonin Society Singapore.

Nee Soon South Festival Rewards Performers with Indian Mangoes

Dancers from Orissa Dance Academy.

A Confluence of Grace: Inaugural Odissi Festival Transforms Singapore’s Cultural Landscape

Radhe Jaggi (centre) with other dancers during the anumArga performance at the Esplanade Waterfront Theatre.

Radhe Jaggi Brings Spiritual Dance Journey to Singapore

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