An evening of Classical Music and Bharatanatyam
Fringe Festival Hub: Vishantay Pillay
A feast for the senses – colour, rhythm and grace in one breathtaking Indian dance performance.
A feast for the senses – vibrant Indian dance and music come together in one unforgettable evening.
Step into the rich and captivating world of Bharatanatyam, one of India’s oldest and most celebrated classical dance traditions. This performance presents a margam – the traditional repertoire that takes audiences on a complete artistic journey, from rhythm and devotion to storytelling and expressive movement
Whether you’re discovering Bharatanatyam for the first time or have loved it for years, this performance promises to be a captivating and uplifting experience. The dancers look forward to sharing an evening that celebrates tradition while connecting with contemporary audiences through the universal language of dance.
An evening not to be missed.
Dates
Tuesday 13th Oct, 8:15pm - 9:15pm
Tickets
Venue
Meat Market Blackwood Box, Fringe Festival Hub
36-56 Courtney Street
North Melbourne,
Victoria
3051
Australia
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A feast for the senses – colour, rhythm and grace in one breathtaking Indian dance performance.
A feast for the senses – vibrant Indian dance and music come together in one unforgettable evening.
Step into the rich and captivating world of Bharatanatyam, one of India’s oldest and most celebrated classical dance traditions. This performance presents a margam – the traditional repertoire that takes audiences on a complete artistic journey, from rhythm and devotion to storytelling and expressive movement
Whether you’re discovering Bharatanatyam for the first time or have loved it for years, this performance promises to be a captivating and uplifting experience. The dancers look forward to sharing an evening that celebrates tradition while connecting with contemporary audiences through the universal language of dance.
An evening not to be missed.
A practising lawyer by day, Vishantay Pillay has dedicated herself to Bharatanatyam since the age of nine bringing decades of passion, discipline and artistry to every performance. Joining Vishantay are fellow dancers from Kalanjali School of Indian Dance – Lojini Sivaraman, Jassika Sothinathan, Neha Nitin and Devika Sanjeev. Together, they invite audiences to experience the beauty, power and emotional depth of this timeless art form through both solo and ensemble performances.
Performed by Vishantay Pillay
In collaboration with Kalanjali School of Indian Dance
Presented as part of Melbourne Fringe Festival 2026
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