Kathak Bharatanatyam Dance Society

Kathak and Bharatanatyam are both forms of Indian classical dance. These styles of dance can tell stories through intricate hand movements, the rhythm and precision of footwork and the expressions on the dancer's face. Bharatanatyam originates from South India and is deeply ingrained in Indian culture and history. Bharatanatyam has been the B in SKBD for a long time, but every year we try to bring something new, by choreographing and performing fusions with other Indian styles of dance, as well as our pure traditional pieces. Last year we added some Bollywood and Kathak moves into our fusion pieces, and it got us thinking! So this year, we have decided to introduce Kathak to SKBD! Members of our committee will work with an external, highly accredited teacher to produce choreography that is both suitable for beginners and still representative of the graceful style of Kathak, in order to teach it to all of you! At SKBD, we have a variety of exciting opportunities to perform throughout the year, to showcase our traditional and fusion choreography! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regular classes: Kathak - Thursdays, 6-7pm, Clubs and Socs Room (in the SUSU building) Bharatanatyam - Thursdays, 7-8pm, Clubs and Socs Room (Any changes will be posted on social media) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Come find us on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SouthamptonSKBD/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/753133261437847/ Instagram: @SouthamptonSKBD Twitter: @SouthamptonSKBD YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx8H5HcFCXeVOi5PFE6gSUQ Email For Enquiries: sotonkbdsoc@gmail.com skbdsoc@soton.ac.uk

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The Committee

All clubs and societies within the Students' Union are run entirely by students. The student committee for Kathak Bharatanatyam Dance Society this year are: