Bharatanatyam is a classical dance style from the south of India and is one of the most popular and widely performed dance forms.
Dance Ihayami offers Bharatanatyam dance classes across Scotland. We offer Bharatanatyam dance classes in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Falkirk for children from the age of 3 as well as adults.
Bharatanatyam is a classical dance style from the south of India and is one of the most popular and widely performed dance forms. In Bharatanatyam, the dancer is the storyteller and the language is one of intricate footwork, hand gestures and facial expressions. Bharatanatyam is practiced by both men and women and is often referred to as a “fire dance”.
Dance classes with Dance Ihayami are designed to help you learn great technique, how to follow rhythm and perform the dance, whether you’re an absolute beginner or have been practicing for many years.
A typical class will start with practicing your adavus (the basic steps that are later combined to create a dance) and mudras (beautiful hand gestures that carry different meanings). Later in the class, your instructor will move on to combine adavus and mudras in a choreography to weave a story. You’ll learn to follow the music, tell a story through your facial expressions and hold camera worthy dramatic postures!
Bharatanatyam is practiced with bare feet. Please bring loose comfortable clothing so that you can move freely. Some students chose to wear a Kurti or Saree to class but this is entirely optional.
Dance Ihayami is Scotland’s Indian dance company, dedicated to the contemporisation of Indian dance. Founded in 2003 by Priya Shrikumar, the company is based in Edinburgh and works throughout Scotland and beyond.
The company challenges ideas about Indian classical dance and creates innovative contemporary work, regularly collaborating with different art forms and media. Dance Ihayami’s dance work is rooted in strong classical Indian technique, with an edgy contemporary style.
The company’s vision is to enrich the Scottish national repertoire of dance, and engage people of all ages and backgrounds in Indian classical and contemporary dance as audience, artists and participants.
The School of Bharathakala provides students of all ages with all levels of training in theory and practical technique.
Classes are held in 3 different slots during the week as well as on weekends. Kalaimanram offers individual classes, special training, and group classes for students of age 5 years and above.
Bharatanatyam dance classes are offered by Upahaar School of Dance. Upahaar takes pride in offering high-quality training by a team of well-qualified and dedicated teachers.
Bharata Natyam is one of the oldest classical Indian dance forms. Our sessions take place on Tuesdays and are suitable for children and young people age 8 and above.
Offering classes and graded examinations in South Indian Classical dance. Theory and music accredited by the ISTD.
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