Rasaanubhava, a captivating duet Bharathanatyam Kacheri, will be presented by the talented Sri. Vishnu Shankar and Kumari. Uma Shankar at the esteemed Solstice Arts Centre in Navan, County Meath. This remarkable event, scheduled for February 10, 2024, aims to immerse the audience in the profound emotional experience of Rasaanubhava. Under the guidance of Natyacharya Sri. RLV Anand, the performance will showcase a diverse repertoire of pieces, including the mesmerizing Invocation, the enchanting Navarasas, the dynamic Shiva Thandavam, and the compelling Khandita Nayika. Sree Shiva Academy takes immense pride in supporting and nurturing budding Indian classical dancers from around the world. We cordially invite you to witness this mesmerizing duet, curated with utmost care and passion. Join us as we delve into the exquisite world of Bharathanatyam and celebrate the artistry of Vishnu Shankar and Uma Shankar. Experience the resonance and beauty of Rasaanubhava and be a part of this unforgettable evening. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets for this extraordinary event, priced at €11.99.

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