A film on nature will be released next month presented by Shrikant in partnership with Opal films and Leeds City Museum.
A solo production on Indra inspired from vedic texts. It was a spoken word production and i thank all my wonderful musicians both from the east and west to have provided me with all the musical support. Also, my humble gratitude to Sumathi Krishnan f
Dancing to some marvellous English poetry written by David Aldred. “ The city of York always ignites a creative spark “ says Shrikant
‘Conservation of Tigers’ Environmental science and zoology through a dynamic language of movement. Here is Shrikant in full action with Trainee teachers.
𝐁𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐚: A Hindu God and the elder brother of Krishna. Picture from Joshini’s piece on Lord Vishnu performed in 2019: Seve Srikantham
_ 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐨 𝐌𝐚𝐧 𝐘𝐚𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐚 𝐓𝐞𝐞𝐫 This trailer captures Shrikant as he feels and moves to the beautiful musical poetry created by Meera. #bharathanatyam #indianpoetry #dancetrailer
Nivetha dancing in London! #bharatanatyam #dancing
Winter ragas - and a celebration of movement and moments. Dancer - Nivetha Sivakumar Music - Namrata Pulapaka and Venkatesh Concept and choreography - Shrikant Subramaniam. #bharatanatyam #dance
Dancing at the Leeds museum for a film shoot !
A composition in Ananda bhairavi raga! Here is Shrikant working on his choreography. #bharatanatyam #anandabhairavi #choreography
The Unforgettable Tongue At Knaresborough!
A beautiful moment in my student’s life. Dancer : Shreya Rajesh
A glimpse of the Lord ! A marathi abhang performed last week in Ilkey playhouse.
“ what a joy to see my choreography take a beautiful form in the thoughts of Uma Rajesh” says Shrikant
“Its marvellous to see my student Jenny John grow as a performer “ says Shrikant.

 

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