Twelve stage productions — from mythological dance dramas to solo recitals and fusion.
01Kathak dance drama
A Kathak dance drama recital about the story of Goddess Durga — the victory of good over evil. Mahishasura, the demon king, after getting a boon from Lord Brahma that he will not be killed by any God, causes destruction and takes over Indra's throne. The incarnation of Goddess Durga is created from the strength of ten Gods; sitting on her lion she attacks Mahishasura, kills him and brings peace to Gods and human beings.
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02Solo · Ghazals & Geet
Highlighting the pillars of peace — Mahatma Gandhi, Buddha and others — and using poetry written by Ram Kumar Verma and Gulzar. A solo performance with Ghazals and Geet showing the terrorising state of affairs in the world today.
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03History in dance
The birth and journey of Kathak dance from the north Indian temples to the Hindu and Mughal courts, ending in the present-day scenario.
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04Award-winning dance drama
A performance of Asavari's award-winning production about a village girl, Malti, who is to leave to join her husband, Pallav, in Britain. For this production she received the MAJOR Award, named after the then Prime Minister John Major.
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05Seven classical styles
Based on seven different classical dance styles of India — Kathak, Bharatanatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi, Kathakali, Manipuri and Mohiniattam.
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06Running Seasons
Nature has her own subtle way of expressing love and affection to us. This programme can be presented according to the season.
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07Ensemble recital
A Kathak recital by Asavari and her production unit on songs by Asha Bhosle, composed by Ustad Ali Akbar Khan.
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08Solo recital
A solo recital showcasing a colourful amalgamation of various aspects of Kathak.
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09Dance drama
Showcasing the life of a girl from foetus, childhood, adolescence and youth through motherhood, widowhood and finally moksha.
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Discover performances, dance productions and artistic experiences by Asavari Pawar and her production team.