featured in 2008
 

Natya Kala Conference 2008   - Lalitha Venkat, Chennai   Ananda Shankar Jayant: Convener, Natya Kala Conference 2008  Padma Subrahmanyam: We must respect our heritage Margi Madhu: Nepathya is my dream project C V Chandrasekhar: My will power keeps me going Alekhya Punjla: Dance conferences are important Anita Ratnam: I am not an export artiste V R Devika: Story telling has always been popular Swapnasundari: Classicism of Vilasini Natyam is evident Sunil Kothari: Enjoy participating and attending conferences Neena Prasad: Mohiniyattam opens more possibilities as you get closer to it Sophiline C Shapiro: Taking initiative to infuse new energy into exquisite traditions Navtej Singh Johar: I plod my own path Sheejith Krishna: I serve my Alma mater and enjoy that Leela Venkataraman: Watching is the greatest method of learning Sharodi Saikia: Sattriya is an enduring tradition Ashish Mohan Khokar: Too many awards mean less quality Paula Richman: Ramayana is a global text and global piece of theatre Rajashree Shirke: Dance is a multi-layered and dependent art Nandini Ramani: Sanskrit is a vibrant and glorious language

Ramli Ibrahim: Preparing Odissi for the 21st century   - Lalitha Venkat, Chennai

With lights you can do miracles: Sai Venkatesh   - Lalitha Venkat, Chennai

The medium is the message: Ashish Mohan Khokar  - Lalitha Venkat, Chennai

Vimala Sarma: Dancing is a long journey without a destination  - Mallika Jayanti, Newcastle, Australia   e-mail: mallikajobs@yahoo.com

Three dancers - one poet  - Hariharan Balakrishnan, Bhubaneswar  e-mail: fabalas02@yahoo.com

Preeti Vasudevan: An educational first in classical Indian dance  Dancing for the Gods