Established in 2007 by BharataNatyam performer, teacher and choreographer Oxana Banshikova, the mission of Cosmic Dance is to popularize Indian dance in Hong Kong and to create opportunities for Indian dance lovers to learn and perform a variety of Indian dance forms. At Cosmic Dance we concentrate on BharataNatyam Indian Classical dance and its fusion with modern popular music, although we also work with modern dance styles and are continually seeking to expand our horizons.
Cosmic Dance Group is one of the most diverse and multicultural dance groups in HK, we are from different countries, cultures and backgrounds and we share a common passion for Indian Classical Dance.
Cosmic Dance Group is one of the most diverse and multicultural dance groups in HK, we are from different countries, cultures and backgrounds and we share a common passion for Indian Classical Dance.
News
📣📣📣We are opening a branch in Edinburgh soon! Watch this space for more details 📣📣📣
After over a decade of successful dance journey in Hong Kong, Cosmic Dance is proud to announce opening a branch in Edinburgh really soon.
Merging decades of performing and teaching experience, two Bharatanatyam graduates from the world famous Kalakshetra college of Fine Arts in Chennai, Oxana Banshikova and Kirsten Newell are combining their skills to take Indian Classical Dance to new heights through high quality performances and dance classes. www.kirstennewellindiandance.com Events
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November 18, 2019
Cosmic Dance were in Taipei where, in conjunction with Beyond Bollywood, they performed at the National Chiang-shek Memorial Hall. 'A journey within' depicted the fascinating experience of a Chinese traveller on a journey through India. November 4, 2019 Oxana was invited to Almaty, Kazakhstan to be a judge and perform at the Tessafest International music Festival and Competition. On March 16, 2018, Cosmic Dance presented an interactive music and dance performance featuring guests, Seema Ramchandani and Aravindan Jegannathan. Click on the poster to view the gallery. 
Most of the photos used on this website are taken by Danny Chan |
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