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Kathak

Price

$100

Duration

Monthly

About the Course

Our Kathak classes for kids and teens offer a dynamic and supportive environment where young dancers can explore the beauty of Indian classical dance while building confidence, discipline, and creativity.


Designed for ages 5 to 18, the program blends foundational and advanced techniques—including rhythmic footwork, expressive storytelling, and graceful movement—while introducing students to the rich cultural traditions and history behind Kathak. Through guided instruction and a structured curriculum, students develop both their technical skills and their personal connection to the art form.


Beyond technique, these classes focus on holistic growth, encouraging self-expression, teamwork, and stage confidence through performance opportunities such as recitals and community events. With personalized guidance from experienced instructors, each student is supported in their individual journey—whether they are just beginning or refining their craft—creating a meaningful and enriching experience that nurtures both the dancer and the individual.


Join us at Kathak Buds and watch your child blossom into a confident and graceful dancer. Our kids' Kathak classes blend tradition, fun, and learning, creating a memorable and enriching experience for young learners.

Your Instructor

Darshini Shah

Darshini Shah is an Indian classical dancer, choreographer, and educator with over 25 years of experience in performance, teaching, and artistic practice. Trained in Bharatanatyam and Kathak, she is the Founder and Artistic Director of ViBeat Dance and Canada's National School for Indian Dances (CNSID).
Her teaching combines strong technical training with artistic expression, cultural understanding, and individualized guidance, creating a supportive environment where students of all ages and experience levels can thrive. Whether you're taking your first dance class or continuing your training, Darshini is committed to helping every student build confidence, discipline, and a lifelong appreciation for the art of Indian dance.

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