Newsletter : PERFORMANCE NIGHT 14/12

A Celebration of Movement, Expression & Creativity

Performance Night was an evening filled with movement, expression, and creativity. The vibrant stage brought together students and faculty from across batches, presenting a dynamic showcase of street and club dance styles including Hip-Hop, Locking, Breaking, Mode Femme, Afro styles, and Open-Style choreographies.

Each performance reflected the dedication, creativity, and passion of our dancers, shaped under the guidance of talented and experienced faculty who nurtured not only technique, but a deep love for movement.

The night featured a powerful mix of zesty kids, dynamic adults, and nuanced choreographers, all highlighting exceptional artistry, musicality, and stage presence.

Together, they created an unforgettable celebration of rhythm, community, and the true spirit of street dance a night meant to be experienced live and remembered long after the final beat.

THE PERFORMANCES

AFROBEATS PULSE Style: Afro | Choreographer: Swady This piece blended the rhythm of the motherland with raw energy. Afrobeats Pulse set the tone with powerful grooves, vibrant movement, and undeniable stage presence.

FRAGILE Style: Hip-Hop | Choreographer: Pradeep Fragile explored the sensitivity within every artist the doubts, struggles, and quiet courage behind creation. Built through hip-hop freestyle, the piece revealed vulnerability and strength existing side by side.

SUNNY SIDE UP Style: Kids (S. Junior) | Choreographer: Aarushi Bringing pure joy to the stage, Sunny Side Up radiated positivity, smiles, and youthful energy reminding everyone that choosing joy makes everything brighter.

THE GAME OF LOVE Style: Open Style | Choreographer: Swaroop A nostalgic journey into college romance, crushes, and classic drama, this piece reimagined a Bollywood love triangle through street and club dance styles.

CONGO TO GHANA Style: Afro | Choreographer: Dev This performance transported the audience across Africa from the high-energy celebrations of Congo to the expressive rhythms of Ghana highlighting how dance connects culture and community.

GEMS OF FEMME Style: Mode Femme | Choreographer: Divya Easwaran A bold celebration of femininity across street and club styles, Gems of Femme honored personal evolution, identity, and expressive power.

FLOW STATE Style: Open Style | Choreographer: Wehzan Rooted in instinct and presence, Flow State allowed dancers to release structure and move freely celebrating musicality, groove, and authenticity.

ABC OF BREAKING Style: Breaking | Choreographer: Likith Inspired by documentary storytelling, this piece broke down the elements of Breaking, showcasing its foundation, history, and strength.

IND THE CROWN Style: Hip-Hop | Choreographer: Sushan A journey through Hip-Hop culture, this piece transitioned through moods, styles, and stories revealing the layers behind the spotlight.

OWND Choreographer: Divya & Girls A powerful statement of confidence and self-ownership, OWND celebrated claiming space, voice, and movement with pride.

UN-LOCKING THE MIND

Style: Locking | Choreographer: Somaiah Through funk grooves and sharp freezes, this piece explored inner conflict and mental barriers transforming struggle into clarity and freedom.

UNTOLD Style: Hip-Hop | Choreographer: Shiva Untold turned movement into language, blending raw energy with storytelling and reminding us that expression often goes beyond words.

CHICAGO FOOTWORKS

Fast, fearless, and rhythmic, this performance captured the intensity and precision of Chicago Footwork, keeping the energy high.

LOVELESSNESS Style: Open Style | Choreographer: Divya Easwaran A quiet yet powerful exploration of love, worth, and acceptance. Lovelessness questioned expectations and affirmed that every experience of love is valid.

INSTRUCTOR SHOWCASE

The night concluded with an electrifying Instructor Showcase a collective display of experience, artistry, and inspiration.

A NOTE OF GRATITUDE

Performance Night on 14 December, 2025 was made possible by every dancer who trusted the process, every choreographer who shared their vision, and every supporter who believed in the power of movement.

The music faded. The lights dimmed. But the stories stayed.