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...both became involved with Ghungroo as freshman; Charitha had received classical dance training for several years and performed in the Raas (Gujrati folk dance) and despite his own dancing ‘prowess,’ Deip decided to try his hand at light managing for the show. Ghungroo was such an incredible experience for the both of us that we returned the following year, with Charitha as Assistant Director and Deip as Technical Director. Junior year we were both only able to dance, but we were very excited to return to the helm of the show for our senior...
...Harvard artistic community can be quite open to the student body at large, but it is hard to be introduced to dancing, acting, or singing here unless you’ve done so before. But Ghungroo prides itself on being a show that welcomes performers of all skill levels: we’ve showcased professionally trained dancers and talented musicians as well as those who have never performed on stage before. The only requirement is that you come to all of the practices and shows. It’s so great to see how every year we get more...
FESTIVAL | Ghungroo...
...Harvard South Asian Association comes together once a year to put on a cultural celebration including comedy song and dance. Among the dances displayed are Bhangra ( Punjabi folk dance) and Rass ( Gujarati folk dance). This performance will mark the 15th anniversary of the Ghungroo cultural show at Harvard. With performances open to the Boston community, all four shows each year go on for sold out crowds. Tickets $10 student (with ID). 7:30 p.m. Agassiz Theatre...
Speaking of which, one aspect of Ghungroo which was sorely missing from this show was its ability to advertise itself. Despite having received funding from what seems like every possible University source—money which went towards glossy posters, and, of all things, a professional press contact service—the show has been miserably advertised. Leverett Old Library is not a large venue, but the turn-out—15 people were in the audience last Thursday—is pretty sad, especially when compared to Ghungroo’s annual sold-out showings at Sanders...