Kathak is one of the eight major classical dance forms of India. It originated from northern India and is known for its graceful movements, fast footwork, beautiful spins, and expressive storytelling. The word "Kathak" comes from "Katha" which means story - so Kathak is essentially a storyteller who uses dance to express tales!
For kids, learning Kathak is not just about dance - it's about discovering culture, expressing emotions, and having fun with rhythm!
Kathak requires remembering complex footwork patterns and rhythms, which enhances memory and concentration skills.
The dance movements build strength, flexibility, balance, and stamina - all while having fun!
Performing in front of others helps children overcome shyness and develop self-confidence.
Kids learn about Indian traditions, music, and stories, connecting them to their heritage.
Fast rhythmic patterns with bells
Beautiful controlled rotations
Graceful gestures called "Mudras"
Telling stories with your face
Beautiful Angrakha/Choli or Ghagra
Dancing to beats called "Taal"
4–16 years (early-start advantages)
5–10 students for focused attention
45 minutes, skill-level grouped
Technique → Repertoire → Performance
Since joining classes, my daughter's confidence soared — she speaks up in school and loves performing. - Payal
The focus on rhythm and storytelling helped my daughter with math and reading comprehension - Riya