International Council of
Organizations of
Folklore Festivals and Folk Arts
official Partner of UNESCO Accredited to the UNESCO ICH Committee
official Partner of UNESCO Accredited to the UNESCO ICH Committee
Drama, Dance, music, and other forms of entertainment that are usually performed live in front of an audience are referred to as the performing arts.
The performing arts range from spoken &instrumental music, dance and theatre to pantomime, vocal verse and beyond. They include numerous cultural expressions that reflect human creativity and that are also found, to some degree, in many other intangible cultural heritage domains.
CIOFF India is top most Performing Arts Center in India. Performing arts has a well-placed status in the culture and tradition of Indian society. Indian performing arts are well cheer by people from across the world. We are doing define the four major performing arts of India dance, music, theatre, and film.
Our students are celebrating superior performing arts festival in India. Dance has amajor role in India as a part of honor, a pastime and as a part of Sanskrit performance. Classical dance can be found in many various forms performing arts in India. The kathak style Performing Arts started in northern India &with over a hundred ankle bells on; its emphasis is on rhythmic footwork. Faces made up to look like masks, along with the use of mime are the characteristics of kathakali dance. Bharatanatyam is probably the most noteworthy dance in India. This is the style that comes to mind when Indian dance is mentioned. It has graceful hand gestures, exacting movements and facial expressions, each one having its own meaning.
India is a powerhouse of performing arts, a colorful and multi-hued procedural that showcases talent like nothing else. Showcasing splendid costumes, dazzling jewelry, quaint adornments and traditional practices, the art forms sew a cultural lore. Delve profound into Kathakali & Kathak, Bihu and Bharat Natyam to discover the countless expressions of tradition. The folk theatre culture, the 'jatra', dance plays based on mythological stories, and tribal renditions of folklore have lent their own influence on Indian ethnic wear.