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Curious about Bharatanatyam but don't know where to start? 

This course is designed for absolute beginners. A safe and structured introduction to Indian classical dance, focused on posture, rhythm and technique with personal corrections.

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• When: Mondays 18:15-19:15
• Group size: max 6 students
• Level: absolute beginners welcome
• Location: 2 min from train station + parking available
• Next start date: 2nd March 2026
• Course fee: CHF 220

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Admissions close on 25th February 2026.
 

In this Workshop with Hari Sritharan, we will explore the importance of music for a dancer, how a Rāgam can set the mood and how it affects, underlines and enhances the Bhāvam or storytelling in dance. 

This is the first session of a series in which we focus on the practical part of music for dancers, so gear up and come in your practice outfits 🎶💃🏻🎶

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Hari Sritharan is a multi-genre singer, musician, and teacher. Since the age of three, he has received training in South Indian Carnatic music. In addition to singing, he has spent years learning percussion instruments such as the Miruthangam and drums, as well as the guitar and Nattuvangam.
In recent years, he has performed internationally, in countries including India, Sri Lanka, Canada, Germany, and France. Alongside his solo concerts, he has been accompanying dance performances as a singer since 2018.

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Fees are CHF 60
(CHF 50 for students of Nrtya Sangeetha)

Registrations now open
 

Karanas are 108 ancient movement sequences rooted in Nātyashāstra. They connect coordinated leg, arm and body movements to our very essence of being, our spirit. 
Students will not only learn Karanas and their subdivisions, but more over they get to dive into the ancient Margi technique of Nātyashāstra in order to understand the wholeness and depth of movement as such.

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The course is online and will start from February 2026.