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Chakras Performing Arts

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 421 947 404

Address: 3/68 Carrington Street, Mayfield 2304 Newcastle, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 Savitri Akka and I are going to go Live from my Instagram page on 28 September! Mark your calendars :) #heritagemonth #culturalheritage #india #southafrica ... #1860indenturedlabourers See more

24.01.2022 For today's episode of Riverlights Online get ready for all things fashion and food. Enjoy! Proudly presented to you by Greater Bank. #RiverlightsOnline

24.01.2022 Chakras Newcastle. Ending the year on a colorful note. Photos taken by Mr Bobby

23.01.2022 A dancers must watch

23.01.2022 Live Streaming on the 22nd of November. Use the provided link to join in.

23.01.2022 Chakras is proud to present Smt Kavita ,Kumari Neha , Kumari Ayrin and Kumari Ashlin who have passed their final Bharatanatyam exams. Thank you to our examiners Smt Gayatri Krishnamurthy and Smt Manjula Venkat

22.01.2022 Our enthusiastic juniors with their Deepavali art works.

22.01.2022 Thank you Indira Teacher for enriching my life and the lives of so many others. Not only for sharing the art form but the many values and skills. Salutations to the lineage of our great Gurus on Guru Purnima.

22.01.2022 I am going Live tomorrow with my first teacher, Savitri Naidoo. We are going to talk about our Cultural Heritage and how Bharatanatyam found its way to Cape Tow...n. So join us 28 September at 12 Noon (GMT +2)! #heritagemonth #bharatanatyam #southafrica #india #capetown #indenturedlabourers

21.01.2022 Mahal Dance Co. Is getting into the spirit of Navratri with some free virtual workshops. If you would like to register message them via either of these options: Email: [email protected]... Facebook: @mahaldanceco Instagram: @mahal_dance_co See more

21.01.2022 May this Krishna Janmashti bring Happiness and joy Happy Janmashtami

21.01.2022 Beautiful harmony between three very talented Artists.

21.01.2022 ‘Dancers don’t need wings to fly’

20.01.2022 There is a powerful science behind dance mudras... It is a secret of wellness which is on our finger tips

20.01.2022 Chakras ends 2020 on a high note with 5 students doing the their Grade 7 -final stamina exams . Here are a few photos of Sharon, Pavarita, Aleesha, Dilsha and Anishika

19.01.2022 Chakras Wyong Chapter. An end of year showcase for Parents.

18.01.2022 Friends, we are immensely happy to be sharing the first look of the digital festival Rajendra and I are organising called Kal Dwraka 2020 which will be stream...ed for free on Shaale.com from 1st to 14th November 2020. Life of classical artistes is on stage, where they bear their heart and soul through their performances ! This very experience was taken away by the pandemic. It was Smt Sudha Murthy ji from Infosys Foundation India, who first reached out to us with her interest to support artistes who were facing a setback. But along with this noble intention, we also felt the need to provide artistes, both dancers and musicians, a forum to restart their performances adjusting to this new normal. Hence, we created Kala Dwaraka as a doorway for classical artistes to come together and collaborate. Our State of Karnataka is gifted with so many fine and most promising talents! And in this edition of Kal Dwraka, we are proud to be featuring 24 dance concerts (solo/duet) being performed to Live music. This celebration marks the coming together of more than 50 classical artistes with all health and safety mandates in place. The digital program is in fond memory of Shri. T. V. Dwarakanath from Prabhath Institution who has inspired us with his unconditional service in the field of classical arts! We are very grateful to have Shaale as our Digital Media Partner and Prabhath Auditoriums Private Limited as our Venue Partner. Keep watching this space for more details regarding the festival streaming. Keerthi Kumar and Roopa Murthy , Surya Rao and Prathama Prasad Rao, Soma Shekar , Nidhaga karunad, Padmini Upadhya , Shivaranjani Harish , Gowri Sagar , Avijit Das Kuchipudi Dancer , Anjali Raj Urs , Darshan Shankar, Josephine Savitha , Sneha Devanandan, Soumya Uday Kumar , Naveen R Hegade, Harinishri BT, Rohini Jayaram, Hema Latha , Rajesh TK , Manjula Subrahmanya, Deepak Kumar and Preethikala, Archana Chetana, Abhilash Udupa, Manish Kumar and Gowri Murthy

17.01.2022 Beautiful technique and execution

16.01.2022 Nothing is impossible if you have passion, commitment and you prepared to work hard.

14.01.2022 Parents of our grade 5 class. Here is a fabulous selection of half saries

12.01.2022 On the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, it gives us immense pleasure to have 20 legendary dance maestros tell us why they dance. Why I Dance is a globa...l campaign by Kalanidhi Dance in collaboration with IndianRaga that seeks to unite the global dance community during the pandemic, coming together to remind ourselves why we dance and why we must keep dancing. We invite everyone to participate. Film a short video of yourself: one minute of dancing and one minute explaining why YOU dance. Upload the video to your social media channels with hashtag #WhyIDance, and tag @indianraga and Kalanidhi Dance, to join the movement! We will share the best videos on our social media channels, and feature your message. Please post on the following days: August 30: Bharatanatyam August 31: Kuchipudi, Odissi September 1: Kathak September 2: Mohiniyattam, Kathakali September 3: Manipuri, Sattriya, Folk, All other styles

11.01.2022 The pastimes of Krishna has been celebrated in dance be it folk or classical. Young and old enjoy interpreting the beautiful stores. Even today his teaching is a guiding light to all....... A happy Janmashtami

11.01.2022 !... !!

08.01.2022 EATING WITH YOUR HAND... The ritual of eating with the hands in India is very popular even out of India amongst Indian descendants. Is there a reason why we do... this? Oh yes. Believe it or not. This is actually a "RITUAL" using what we call as "Mudra" Well, what is a "Mudra"? The Mudra is a symbolic or ritual gesture or pose in Hinduism. This involves hands and fingers in a certain gesture used for multiple purposes such as good health/control, Balance, control of energy and even communication such as in dance forms like Bharathanathyam and kathak. So when we eat with our hands we form a Mudra with which symbolizes humility and grace of being humble. According to the Vedas, the hand is considered to be a very important part of the body. In Ayurveda, we say that each finger of the hand consists of an element, that being: Agni (fire) , Jal (water) , Vayu (wind) , Prithvi (Earth) & Aakash (space). Hence it is believed that when the fingers consisting of the 5 elements come into contact with the food entering the mouth, it benefits the body and health and increases the value of the food.

07.01.2022 So much hard work, preparation and time goes into everything that is seen on stage. Here is a glimpse behind the scenes of a Chakras production.

07.01.2022 No words explainations needed her bhavam says it all

05.01.2022 Art construction ! NeoSutras Sacred Geometry Movement... Neosutras is a bold new dance fusion style inspired by the awe-inspiring and primal rhythm of the universe, sacred geometry and yantric fractal design. It fuses the ancient and the modern, capturing our connectedness and synchronicity through innovative and sensual movement at the intersection of the past and the future. Our mission is to inspire the expansion of our personal connection to our mind, body and soul, so we can more meaningfully and deeply connect to others and our glorious universe. Created by @Lamonte Goode & Pola Rubis Directed by Pola Rubis Follow them on Instagram.com/neosutras Lamonte Goode ( Cyberyoga ) Instagram.com/cyberyoga Pola Rubis Instagram.com/Polarubis Performance & Workshops available Worldwide Booking contact: [email protected] Original Link https://www.facebook.com/lamontecyberyogagoode/videos/2210629192313697/

05.01.2022 Only one week until Riverlights Online launches, proudly brought to you by Greater Bank. Riverlights Online is a six part series that will celebrate the sights,... tastes and sounds of Riverlights with the sharing of stories through dance, music, fashion, language and food for the community to enjoy from the comfort of their own home. Everyday from Monday 5 October, a new video will be released at 3.00pm here on our page. A schedule will be release later this week, but for now, enjoy this sneak peak! #riverlightsonline

03.01.2022 So true, beautiful said

03.01.2022 Dance doesn’t discriminate. It sees no colour, no size, no language, no ethnicity or religion as a barrier. It has no preference and embraces everyone. It’s fre...e, available to all, doesn’t require a qualification ,only a desire to move and preferably some music. Imagine being viewed only for your passion and ability to inspire people through movement. What a remarkable world we can create if we took more lessons from this and Danced through life. Jayshal Patel Mayuri Naidoo @karanbawa

03.01.2022 This is really good. Please watch! The video belongs to Infinite Flow - An Inclusive Dance Company and is produced by Marisa Hamamoto @InfiniteFlowDance @MarisaHamamoto @piotr.iwanicki84 Thank you for the amazing job.

02.01.2022 Chakras proud to present 4 new Arts Ambassador’s to the word of Natyam