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Ragamala's
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Valley Center for the Arts *** University
of Oregon - Eugene *** Ranee
Ramaswamy (guest choreographer) and Ragamala Dance (Guest Artists) with |
Ragamala Dance's work provides a bridge between cultures both ancient and modern, exploring a unique style of living poetry for the stage. Rooted in Bharatanatyam, a classical dance form from southern India, Ragamala blends dance, music, and poetry. Old forms are used in new ways to retain the past, enhance the present, and inspire the future. Ragamala
in the News
Ragamala Dance is committed to making its programs and facilities accessible to all, without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, sexual orientation, or disability, and we do not discriminate in employment on the basis of any of these criteria. We endeavor to remove any hindrance to the participation in our programs by persons with disabilities. Whenever possible, we present our work at venues that share this commitment, and provide such interpretive and supporting services as are necessary so that all may enjoy our work. Please contact Ragamala if you have any questions regarding accessibility. |
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Ragamala News World
Premiere of Dhvee at the Walker Art Center **Click here for a review of Dhvee** *** WHYY-TV's "On Canvas" Interview *** World
Premiere of Sthree at The Southern Theater **Click here for video of Sthree** **Review of Sthree from Dance Magazine** *** Ragamala
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Featured Friends of Ragamala: Raghavan
Iyer: South Indian Cookbook author |
Photos
on this site by Ed Bock and Marc Norberg. Additional Photos by V. Paul Virtucio
and Tom Corcoran.
Many thanks to Khazana: India Arts Online