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Where Movement becomes Expression.
 

At NachNation, we work around a wholesome initiative which brings together an incredible community, fun, and the grace and dignity of human form. 

We welcome anyone and everyone of all ages and experiences to become a NachNation("Dance" Nation) citizen.

Learn creative movement through bollywood folk-fusion

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Experience unique theater-inspired storytelling.

Our instructors have been trained in a variety of styles including kathak, bharatnatyam, contemporary, and hip-hop which we blend to create a completely unique style.

 We also perform different regional folk dances such as garba, bhangra, lavani, and more! 

In every performance, we aim to tell epic stories through a carefully-edited medley of music, custom-made costumes and detailed, expressive choreography. 

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We offer classes for all ages, workshops, custom event choreography, dance workout classes for any ability.

Are you ready to dance with us?

WHAT OUR CITIZENS SAY

Anjani, a NachNation Mom
Radhika, a NachNation Mom
Preeti, a NachNation dancer

What We've Done

On July 5th, 2026, we performed at the prestigious Carnegie Hall, NYC at the All India Dance Festival

We performed a tradional Gujurati folk dance: garba as well as our signature fusion style to explore how language and movement work in tandem.

Dancers: Franklin Pitto, Nitya Narayan, Kavya Kapoor, Pavani Talupur, Mitali Tamhane and Uma Kapoor.

On May 31st, 2026, we put on an original dance drama called MayaVerse consisting of 30 dancers of all ages.

We told the story of Maya as she traveled through alternate dimensions, makes new friends and unearths the truth about dance in the universe.

 

On July 5th, 2025, we performed at the prestigious Carnegie Hall, NYC at the All India Dance Festival.

We performed MARATHMOLI, a story of a young Marathi girl discovering her roots through dance, as she experiences traditional folk forms of Lavani, Manglagaur, Lezhim-Zhanj, and Gondhal thus reconnecting with her heritage and identity. In the end, she embraces her culture to become a true daughter of Maharastra.


 

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