Sangamitra Reshmy

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Northwest Arkansas
Carrying the South Indian classical dance tradition of Bharatanatyam into Arkansas with rigor, reverence, and joy.
Sangamitra Reshmy

Classical India, Rooted in Arkansas

Sangamitra “Sangu” Reshmy began studying Bharatanatyam, a classical Indian dance tradition that uses rhythm, expression, hand gestures, and storytelling, at the age of 8 under the guidance of Guru Anupriya Krishnan. She has performed across Ohio, Arkansas, and on international virtual stages.

Reshmy is currently pursuing a Junior Diploma in Bharatanatyam and is an incoming freshman at the University of Arkansas, where she will continue her dance practice and teaching.

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