About
“Natya Praana School of Indian Classical Dance (Noble Park)” is a renowned dance school located in Noble Park North, Victoria. With a dedication to promoting education without fear, art without vulgarity, and beauty without cruelty, Natya Praana offers training in Bharatha Natyam, the classical South Indian dance style.
Rooted in ancient traditions, Bharatha Natyam can be traced back to Sage Bharatha himself and was revived by the esteemed Rukmini Devi. Building upon this foundation, the torch has been passed down to the dancing duo Dhananjayans, who continue to carry forward the legacy of this art form.
At Natya Praana, the main objective is to teach Bharatha Natyam and allow students to immerse themselves in this beautiful art form. Led by Lakshanya Vasan, the school aims to help students draw beauty and peace from Bharatha Natyam, conveying these sentiments to the audience.
The school firmly believes that Bharatha Natyam offers more than just dance skills; it is a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Through this classical dance form, students are able to learn about themselves, both as dancers and as individuals. Lakshanya Vasan serves as a guide, leading students on this wonderful journey of self-expression and artistic exploration.
Natya Praana School of Indian Classical Dance has multiple locations, including the main location at the Victorian Tamil Community Centre on Lonsdale Street in Dandenong. Additionally, they have branches in Mont Albert/Box Hill, Bentleigh, Clayton, Blackburn, Noble Park, and Balwyn.
For those interested in learning the captivating art of Bharatha Natyam, Natya Praana provides a welcoming and supportive environment. With a combination of passion, expertise, and a commitment to upholding the integrity of this classical dance style, the school brings the joy of Bharatha Natyam to dance enthusiasts in Noble Park North and beyond.
To stay connected with Natya Praana, visit their website or follow them on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. The school can also be reached through email or by calling 0435 731 931.
