Service Offered
Lessons/Tuitions,
Dance Classes,
Bharatanatyam Dance Classes
Shree Padma Nrityam Academy
- Princeton, NJ
- 16 Years in Business
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16 Years
Shree Padma Nrityam Academy
Shree Padma Nrityam Academy of performing Arts Inc. (SPNAPA) based in New Jersey, serves as a facilitator for cultural preservation, presentation, and exchange of ideas for South Asian Performing Arts with a primary focus on Indian classical dance - bharatanatyam. Trained under eminent Guru, the noted bharatanatyam exponent Dr. Padma Subrahmanyam, Bala - a bharatanatyam teacher par excellence, works on developing and perfecting the style that would be seamless and fluid while yet retaining the precision, power and purity of line - typical of classical dance. Bala had the unique opportunity to learn the core components of the 108 Karanas (temple sculptures).
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