Starting Bharatanatyam as an adult
You do not need to have danced as a child. You need patience with your knees and a regular evening free.
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Guides, care tips and stories from behind the counter.

Less costume, more posture: why the first twelve months look slow, and why that is the point.
Read the postYou do not need to have danced as a child. You need patience with your knees and a regular evening free.
From the first conversation to the final bow, what an arangetram takes and what it usually costs in Bengaluru.
How to store ghungroo so the bells stay bright and the cords hold, and how to wash practice sarees so they last.
Discipline and vocabulary, or freedom and floor work: how the two forms differ, and why many adults try both.
Live cymbals, a singer and a mridangam: why our Saturday batches dance to live music and what students learn from it.
Where to watch dance during the two busiest months of the year, and how our students take part.
The half-seated position is the heart of Bharatanatyam. How to build it safely, and when to tell the teacher about pain.
Monthly fees, practice sarees, salangai, exam fees and the annual day: a full year’s budget for a junior student.
Warm-up, three adavus and one line of an item: a short routine that helps students more than one long session a week.
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