Dear Organisors In your interests and at your service, Sydhwaney is offering an opportunity for you to place your ‘expected dates’ of events well in advance at no cost to you. Partially there is a selfish reason for doing this which is that we at Sydhwaney hate missing your event or having to choose between events that seem to occur on...
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Debapriya and Samanwaya engaged the audience with their blissful presentation of Raag Marwa accompanied on the tabla by Sydney’s very own tabla player Nikhil Harishchandrakar. The programme while sparsely attended made for a cosy evening at the Canada Bay Civic Hall in Drummoyne on the 4th October 2009. Organised by a budding organization Syd-Kol...
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  Boring !! is a word which has no place in the dictonary of a creative mind for their battle is only with one thing Time !!  To catch up with time. For how can one catch up with time that never sleeps, never stops for any one.  As I stay awake one morning this very theme...
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  When I happened to find myself in the same room as the man behind the label, Suresh Gopalan the founder of Charsur Digital Work Station out popped the question “So whats Hot at Charsur Studios in Chennai these days?” The Answer came “Charsur Arts Foundation”. Today Charsur is a prestigious recording label holding the...
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A popular Australian channel in Sydney in one of its featured programmes did a segment on Indian Dance. The only recommendation they could provide its millions of viewers is of a particularly westernised bollywood dance school. Whilst there is nothing wrong per se with bollywood dancing, what makes me turn your toes, purse your...
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  Directed by Walter Lang in 1956 the musical ‘King and I’ is a famous classic starring Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner, where the plot surrounds an English Governess who visits Siam to teach English to the Prince of Siam and other Siamese children but falls hopelessly in love with the King. As an increasing...
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