HOFSTRA CULTURAL CENTER PRESENTS THEHOFSTRA CULTURAL CENTER JOSEPH G. ASTMAN INTERNATIONAL CONCERT SERIES FALL 2007 An Indian Dance Journey A performance showcasing the voyage of Indian classical and semi-classical dance from ancient times to the present, featuring more than 30 performers from the Mudra Dance Studio, choreographed by Dr.Arti Datta. Friday, December 14, 2007 at MONROE LECTURE CENTER THEATER CALIFORNIA AVENUE, SOUTH CAMPUS HOFSTRA CULTURAL CENTER (516) 463-5669 Monday through Friday, E-mail: [email protected]

Friday, June 17 2011 at Southwoods school Auditorium, Syosset NY, United States Dr. Arti Dutta Tel:516-8023366 Dr. Lauren Lustig Tel:516-3645675 The Japanese Club Syosset High School

Saturday, 30th May at Monroe Lecture Center Hofstra, california Ave South Campus Hofstra University, Hempstead NY 11549 Mudra Dance Studio Tel:516-8023366 Email: [email protected]

An artistic ode to Water, one of the Panchamahabhuta or five great elements of the universe. A one of its kind showcase of ancient and contemporary interpretations of the mysteries and moods of water by artistes from a variety of India dance genres : Bharathanatyam, Odissi, Kathak, Mohiniattam, Folk and SemiClassical (Bollywood). 27th April 2013 at Madison Theater, Rockville Center NY Dr. Arti Dutta To benefit the Sankara Eye Foundation www.giftofvision.org

22nd June 2015 at Plainview Bethpage Auditorium, Plainview NY, United States

Navarasa, meaning the nine emotions, is a concept detailed in the ancient arts treatise the NatyaShastra. Presenting a unique take on the nine emotions by artistes of global dance genres of Flamenco, Ballet, Japanese Okinawan form and Indian classical styles of Bharatanatyam & Kathak. Join us to watch the interplay of ancient and contemporary aesthetics, showcased with rich imagery, story telling and symbolism, to experience the Navarasa.

To benefit the Guide Dog Foundation www.guidedog.org

In support of the Hewlett House Exclusive Director Geri Barish OCT. 24 | 4 PM DOORS OPEN AT 3:30PM Jeanne Rimsky Theater 232 Main St, Port Washington, NY 11050 Tickets: (516) 884-7862 A Presentation by The Mudra Foundation