Nitya Nritya Foundation

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What can an ancient dance tradition reveal about some of today’s biggest questions? Sarayu Ramanan of Nitya Nritya Foundation shares the story behind “Upatti – Coming to Be,” a Bharatanatyam performance inspired by Diwali and the feminine divine. Through movement, history, and storytelling, this Utah arts event explores identity, spirituality, gender, and cultural heritage in a way that resonates. Watch Sarayu’s interview with PBS Utah here!

“Upatti – Coming to be” – Coming to you this Diwali! Learn more about Upatti, and grab your tickets here!

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Nitya Nritya Foundation is a non-profit curator and producer of art based in Salt Lake City, UT. It is our mission to bring the rich diversity of the Indian classical arts to Utah by creating and nurturing an informed appreciation of the Indian arts. We do this by proving a platform for practitioners both local to Utah and elsewhere via arts experiences curated for a wide cross section of the valley’s community. In keeping with our conviction that art speaks across peoples, we value the opportunity to curate, be a cradle for dialog and also create intersectional work between Indian and varied genres of art.

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