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Year
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Date
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Highlight
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2002
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13/07/2002
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Dance Yatra on 13th July in Manchester with Milap
festival |
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07/07/2002
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GLC Jubillee celebrations at Trafalgar Square |
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29/06/2002
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Dance performance at Cafe Royal |
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04/06/2002
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Year 2002- The Queens Jubillee parade |
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2001
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10/11/2001
|
Satish was invited by Nritya Arts to give a performance
at Walsall for their annual Diwali Function. 20 dancers and
audience of 600 appalled throughout the evening performed the
show. |
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10/10/2001
|
Satish was approached by the Asian Music Circuit
to prepare dancers for their concert with the famous Gujarati
singer PRAFUL DAVE. Satish prepared two Items Dandiya rass &
a garba in two days rehearsals and performed the items very
successfully at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in South Bank. |
|
05/10/2001
|
An Annual student showcase was held at Brent Town
hall and for the first time Satish introduced Disabled dancers
who performed to a full house. The disabled dancers were the
highlight of the show and worked for a year for a stage performance.
|
|
03/07/2001
|
Satish started training 60 boys & girls from
Sindhi Association of north London for their annual Diwali ball,
which was held on 3rd November at Radisson Governor hotel. The
show was a huge success with 60 dancers from the association
dancing for first time on the stage. |
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2000
|
01/09/2000
|
Fourty students from S.A.I.D. took part in a dance
celebration 'COMING OF AGE' directed by Keith Khan at South
Bank. Meera of Akedemi of South Asian Dance produced the show.
This show was televised by Sony TV and top choreographers of
all styles of Indian dance worked together for six months to
put this show together. |
|
1999
|
03/11/1999
|
The Academy was invited to entertain in a Dance
Spectacular by Bavis Gam Patidar Samaj in their 25th Anniversary.
|
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01/09/1999
|
The students from the Academy were chosen for
video shooting for Bina's latest album release, Ho JE REY. |
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01/08/1999
|
Students from the Academy performed dances in
High Wycombe, Newcastle and Leeds Summer Melas with Bina Mistry.
|
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27/07/1999
|
The same show was presented at the Asian Millenium
at Alton Towers with the presence of stars like Akshay Kumar
and Ravina Tandon. |
|
24/07/1999
|
Satish presented his top students at Asian Mela
at Alexandra Palace where the main guest artist was Falguni
Pathak, a very famous Gujarati singer from Bombay famous for
her disco dandiya shows, but now very popular for singing Hindi
pop and Filmi songs. |
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04/07/1999
|
The Academy was invited by Swaminarayan School
in Neasden to perform Filmi dances at their Summer Annual Funfair.
Zee TV interviwed the girls and Satiate for their out and about
program. |
|
02/07/1999
|
Annual student showcase held at St. Albans to
celebrate the Millenium year. Over 300 students took part in
this dance showcase to a packed house. |
|
16/04/1999
|
Satish Shah was asked by the INSTITUTE OF JAINOLOGY
to present a short story of Jainism at the Millenium Dome in
McDonalds own town story theatre. The story was presented in
English dialogue with 80 participants taking part in this dance
extravaganza. |
|
1998
|
29/11/1998
|
The Academy's younger children aged eight and
nine were invited to perform folk dances with upcoming little
stars from India and the UK, by famous radio and television
personality 'SARITA SABERWAL' at her fund raising event 'WISDOM
OF HOPE' in aid of Great Ormond Children's Hospital. The event
was held at the the Wembley Conference Centre. |
|
22/11/1998
|
The Academy was invited by 'SEVAK' community to
celebrate its 15th anniversary with a dance extravaganza. |
|
01/11/1998
|
The Academy was again invited by the Government
of Indian Tourist Board to perform on central stage at 'WORLD
TRAVEL MARKET' exhibition in Earls Court. In the same week the
Academy was invited to give half an hour dance spectacular at
the 'INDIA EVENING', which was held at the Portman Hotel in
marble Arch. |
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01/09/1998
|
Satish was asked by the Oshwal Association to
carry out a week of dance workshops where 60 children learnt
complicated dance routines. This workshop was followed by another
week of workshops organised by Bhagini Samaj of NAVNATH ASSOCIATION
where 24 children learnt one complete dance within 5 hours.
|
|
01/06/1998
|
Satish presented another student showcase with
450 students at the St. Albans Arena. This program featured
film dances, as well as classical and folk dances. |
|
01/02/1998
|
Satish's dance troupe was asked by the Government
of Indian Tourist Board to perform for 3 days in Germany at
the Frankfurt Tourist exhibition in the Indian pavilion. |
|
1997
|
01/08/1997
|
Satish's dance company was invited to perform
folk dance at the Edinburgh Festival to celebrate fifty years
of Indian Independence. This was followed by shows in Glasgow,
Manchester and Bristol. |
|
1996
|
02/09/1996
|
Students from the Academy were chosen to perform
in an Indian Film Block Buster 'LONDON' in a dance sequence
with film actress Karishma Kapoor. |
|
01/09/1996
|
Satish was asked by BBC Education to write teacher
dance workshop notes on Garba Rass and Bhangra. He aslo helped
publish the music for this workshop. |
|
01/08/1996
|
Satish was invited by Nrtiya Arts in Birmingham
to carry out workshops for a week where he successfully taught
around 50 people. He has also been invited by numerous schools
in Basingstoke, London and Southend-on-sea to teach day workshops
on folk dance. |
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02/02/1996
|
The Academy was invited by 'Blue Peter' to perform
in their popular children's TV program. |
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01/02/1996
|
Satish produced a show at the London Palladium
in aid of Child Line where Esther Rantzen of Child Line was
present along with the |
|
1995
|
01/09/1995
|
Another show was produced at Wembley Conference
where the chief guest was the living legend of Indian cinema,
Shree mati Vijyantimala Bali. Within the same week, two other
shows were presented by Satish at De-Montford Hall in Leicester,
again to full houses. |
|
1994
|
02/01/1994
|
The Academy was invited to perform at a three-day
exhibition 'Jewels of the East' at Wembley Exhibition Centre
and in the Indian Pavilion at the BBC Food Exhibition, Olympia.
|
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01/01/1994
|
Satish prepared 150 of his students for an annual
show of folk dances from India to audiences of 900. Ashit Desai
prefessionally recorded the music in India. Satish not only
compiled the music but also designed the most colourful costumes
ever seen by the general public. Six weeks later, he produced
a show at Wembley Conference playing to capacity audiences. |
