Resident Artists
Nearly 40 active musicians and dancers rehearse, collaborate, and develop original productions together.

Nootana creates original performances that bring Indian classical music and dance into conversation with new stories, perspectives, and communities.
Founded in 2012, Nootana is a 100% volunteer-run Indian classical music and dance ensemble based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
Our resident artists are trained in a range of Indian classical forms. Musicians and dancers work together from the beginning of the creative process, developing new compositions, choreography, and narrative ideas as one ensemble.
The name Nootana comes from a Sanskrit word for “new” or “innovative.” That spirit guides our work: honoring the depth of classical practice while creating space for experimentation, collaboration, and connection.
Nearly 40 active musicians and dancers rehearse, collaborate, and develop original productions together.
More than 85 artists, alumni, volunteers, and collaborators have contributed to Nootana’s work.
Artists and community members contribute their time and talents to sustain every part of the organization.
These artists are appearing in Afterglow: Stories That Linger. Nootana’s full season includes additional resident and guest artists.
Founder and Director
Hindustani Vocals, Nattuvangam, Harmonium
Carnatic Vocals, Beatbox
Kuchipudi, Kathak
Carnatic Vocals, Veena
Kathak
Tabla
Carnatic Vocals
Mridangam, Tabla
Bharatanatyam
Bharatanatyam
Kathak, Odissi, Bharatanatyam, Carnatic Vocals
Contemporary/Modern, Rabindranritya
Carnatic Violin
Founder and Director
Hindustani Vocals, Nattuvangam, Harmonium
Board Member
Navhaat
Board Member
Set Design and Lighting; Bharatanatyam
Lighting; Bharatanatyam
Costume Coordination and Preparation; Bharatanatyam
Photography; Nayan Photography
Photography and Videography; Alluminate Studios
Creative & Language Consultant

Nootana artists were invited to perform as guest musicians for the White House Diwali celebration.
Our artists shared Indian classical and traditional music as part of this nationally recognized cultural event.
In 2018, NBC4 honored Nootana and Founder and Director Rishi Das with its Working 4 the Community Award.
The award recognized their contributions to the Asian American and Pacific Islander community in the Washington, DC area.

Nootana honors people who create space for others, expand access, and inspire creativity across communities.
The annual Preronadayini Award recognizes artists, educators, curators, leaders, and advocates whose work uplifts the arts in meaningful and boundary-breaking ways.
Past honorees include Manjula Kumar, Brooke Kidd, Nistha Raj Wright, Shruthi Mukund, Neha Misra, Lakshmi Swaminathan, and Alif Laila.