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Dance
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Open time:
According to class schedule
Address :
12 Persiaran Titiwangsa 3, 53200 Kuala Lumpur
Tel :
03 4021 1092 / 03 4022 9669
Membership:
From RM60 onwards
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Available
Nearest LRT/Monorail :
Ampang Line : Titiwangsa Station
Sutra Dance Theatre
The heart and soul of dance guru Ramli Ibrahim, Sutra Dance Theatre offers courses in the two major types of Indian classical dance – Odissi and Bharata Natyam. Established dancers such as January Low and Ajit Bhaskaran Dass were Sutra disciples.
Type of Dance: Indian Classical Dancing
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3 Comments
Posted by B.suresh.kumar on
10th Mar 2010 12:02
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i m suresh from india i heard abt ur dance skol n thirled ,hr im running a dance skol in the name of rhythmic academy of dance
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i m suresh from india i heard abt ur dance skol n thirled ,hr im running a dance skol in the name of rhythmic academy of dance
Posted by Maryam Dominique Ghassémi on
29th Jan 2010 23:56
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Mr. Ramli Ibrahim, I am an old fan of yours, since Paris, diverse events in Penang and finally Rasa Unmasked. I went to the gallery, sat in the garden. I found Rasa Unmasked a masterpiece. But don't you think lessons of Bharata Natyan or Odissi for adults is a bit discouraging for those adults? I dance with a DVD because I know I'll never be good since I didn't start as a young girl. Every move of a hand resembles a mudra so it is not easy for and adult to integrate all those details.Or do you think adults can reach a point where they can integrate enough to enjoy dancing without destroying it. Really, I'd like to know. Dancing with a DVD is frustrating at times. Your sincere admirer, Maryam
Ms
Mr. Ramli Ibrahim, I am an old fan of yours, since Paris, diverse events in Penang and finally Rasa Unmasked. I went to the gallery, sat in the garden. I found Rasa Unmasked a masterpiece. But don't you think lessons of Bharata Natyan or Odissi for adults is a bit discouraging for those adults? I dance with a DVD because I know I'll never be good since I didn't start as a young girl. Every move of a hand resembles a mudra so it is not easy for and adult to integrate all those details.Or do you think adults can reach a point where they can integrate enough to enjoy dancing without destroying it. Really, I'd like to know. Dancing with a DVD is frustrating at times. Your sincere admirer, Maryam
Posted by Maryam Dominique Ghassémi on
29th Jan 2010 23:56
Female homo sapiens
I am often in KL nowadays and try to know where and when The Sutra Dance Theater has a performance but it is not very easy to know. I saw Mr Sivaraja's exhibitions in a magazine but was too late to see the exhibition. I am a fan since Paris.And Penang chokes me. When is the next performance? {;ease let me know.
Female homo sapiens
I am often in KL nowadays and try to know where and when The Sutra Dance Theater has a performance but it is not very easy to know. I saw Mr Sivaraja's exhibitions in a magazine but was too late to see the exhibition. I am a fan since Paris.And Penang chokes me. When is the next performance? {;ease let me know.
Posted by Murthy Muniandy on
2nd Nov 2009 01:36
I was truly spellbound by the performance by Mr. Ramli Ibrahim and his dancers at the AIMST university last week. When will be your next performance this year? Thanks. Regards, M.Murthy
I was truly spellbound by the performance by Mr. Ramli Ibrahim and his dancers at the AIMST university last week. When will be your next performance this year? Thanks. Regards, M.Murthy
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