Workshop – Sāttvatī School of Dance

At Sāttvatī, workshops are designed as focused spaces for learning and exploration. These sessions allow dancers to step away from regular class structure and engage deeply with specific aspects of Kathak. Each workshop is shaped with intention, whether it is technique-based, repertoire-driven, or exploratory offering participants the opportunity to deepen understanding, refine practice, and gain new perspectives.

Over the years, Sāttvatī has conducted workshops across India and internationally, collaborating with cultural institutions, educational spaces, and community platforms. Workshops focus on one or more of the following areas:

Footwork and rhythmic clarity
Abhinaya and expressive development
Repertoire and compositions
Musical understanding and laya
Body awareness and movement quality
Creative interpretation within the classical framework

Tarana

Sohini Karanth’s Solo Dance Performance. Sāttvatī’s performances emerge from sustained practice and thoughtful choreography.

Sohini Karanth

Sohini Karanth’s Solo Dance Performance. Sāttvatī’s performances emerge from sustained practice and thoughtful choreography.

Sohini Karanth

Sohini Karanth’s Solo Dance Performance. Sāttvatī’s performances emerge from sustained practice and thoughtful choreography.

30th Anniversary of Makino

Sāttvatī performed at Makino India’s 30th anniversary event, attended by Chinese and Japanese diplomats.

The Cube

Sohini Karanth was invited by the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) to present a solo performance at The Cube Theatre.

Experiences at Sāttvatī are shaped by time, practice, and connection. Students and collaborators often speak of finding consistency, confidence, and a sense of belonging through their journey here. These voices reflect the environment Sāttvatī strives to offer — honest, grounded, and deeply connected to the art of Kathak.