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823 days ago

Indian Classical Dance Show- "DASAVATHARAM" by Natraj School of Dance

Prabha from Avalon

Kia ora and Greetings

✨🎉 Natraj School of Dance celebrates a monumental 25 years with a captivating dance production 🌺Dasavatharam🌺. Dive deep into the enthralling tales of the ten avatars through the mesmerizing realms of Indian classical dance by their amazing dancers. 🦚🌙

🗓️ Dates: 6th October - ⏰ 6.30 PM

🗓️ Dates: 7th October - ⏰ 2.30 PM and 6.30 PM

📍 Venue: Little Theatre, Lower Hutt

Don't miss out on this amazing performance!

Book your ticket by scanning the provided QR code on the attached poster or by clicking the link:

🎟️ dasavatharam.eventbrite.co.nz...

Nandri, Vanakkam
Prabha Ravi


Photo credit: Sasi Harsha Photography

Price: $28

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