Parvathi Ramanathan

Parvathi Ramanathan is a dancer, researcher and writer who has early morning affairs with poetry. She has a foundation in Indian classical dance forms such as Bharatanatyam and Odissi and is a certified Dance Movement Therapy Facilitator. In her written work, she is curious about the body’s as a repository of layered identities. She holds an MPhil in Theatre and Performance Studies from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi and is a recipient of the Arts Research Grant by the India Foundation for the Arts. Parvathi was a core member of Gati Dance Forum where she led the creation and publication of Tilt Pause Shift: Dance Ecologies in India. She now writes and performs with her base in Berlin.

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Emerging critics 14. 11. 2022 – Parvathi Ramanathan

A Room by the Sea - A coffer full of sighs

A Room by the Sea by Yeh Ming-Hwa was presented at Oktoberdans Festival 2022 in Bergen. The choreographer takes momentary dives into the stories of female icons from dance history.