Sumeet Nagdev Dance Arts (SNDA) based in Mumbai, India was established in 2007, with a mission to provide holistic dance education as well as to create contemporary productions for stage & film that are modern yet rooted with Indian ethos & artistry.
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“ I loved working with Sumeet because after a very long time, I got to feel again that I want to learn more, that I would love to become better because, I just love to dance. ”
“ Sumeet you're doing a fabulous, wonderful job in teaching dance, spreading love and I think you're a very warm and a large hearted person ”
“ A perfect marriage of music and dance ”
“ It was great working for the first time with Sumeet ”
“ Devansh has been attending gymnastics and dance classes at SNDA since 2017. He has become more confident with his moves as well as his personality. He has opened up and talks freely in class. His teachers are like friends to him, ”
“ SNDA is my happy place. It’s wonderful being a student here since 2015 and learning from some of the finest talents. I look forward to many more learning experiences! ”
“ Dancing at SNDA has always been fun, and each session is always intense! The atmosphere is very motivating! Dancing has helped me build confidence and I am getting to know my capabilities, strengths and weaknesses. Improvisation has helped me grow as a dancer! ”
“ There is lot to say for SNDA. It is one of the most amazing places to go for both budding and professional dancers to learn and to push boundaries in dance. I have been dancing at SNDA for almost 6 months now. The teachers at SNDA are very skilful at teaching dance/movements. From explaining techniques, to helping us understand the workings of our bodies- teachers at SNDA do a great all-round job. ”
In tandem with World Dance Day, SNDA will also be celebrating it's 11 years on Sunday 29th April with 11 open classes for all age groups, Free for SNDA members and their friends and family. Check the schedule for more details. Non-SNDA members are most welcome with prior registrations! For more details and schedule click here.
Dates: 2nd - 6th May 2018
Timings: 10 am - 1 pm
Batch 1: 4.5 - 6.5 years
Batch 2: 6.5 - 9.5 years
Fees: INR 5500/- per child
Introduce your child to the World of Performing Arts and allow them to unleash their potential
Be it Public Speaking, Theatre, Story Telling, Jazz, Ballet, Hip-Hop, Gymnastics. Young children need to be exposed to the world of performing arts allowing them to appreciate all and to find their aptitude in the arts. The All Rounder Camp is an all-around performing arts development summer program for kids to laugh, enjoy and educate themselves at the same time.
Admissions open to 12 children per batch only.
Admissions began on 1st March.
*Please note:
- Schedule is subject to change whereas the curriculum shall remain the same.
- Students are expected to dress up in stretchable/fitted cotton clothing.
- Students must carry a snack box, a bottle of water, a napkin and an emergency change of clothes if need be.
- Parents need to sign a disclaimer at SNDA studios to register their child by meeting SNDA’s Education Manager at SNDA head office Dadar (w)
- There will be 2 separate batches in 2 classrooms. The upper limit of the class will be 12.
- Admissions close on 30th April or when the upper limit is met whichever is earlier.
- It is mandatory to register in full, prior to 30th April. No part-payment or phone booking shall be entertained.
Professional Dance Certification (PDC) program is a dynamic program developed for those who wish to pursue dance as profession or as a career. Aimed at holistic development of dancers, the PDC program offers training in Modern Contemporary, Modern Jazz, Modern Ballet and Modern Hip-hop among others, through 4 intensive levels packed with performance experience, stage skills, presentation and professionalism.
New batches for PDC program (Full-time, Part-time and Juniors) begin July onwards.
Last Date to Apply - 25th June 2018.
To audition for the program, fill the audition form and send us an audition video (1-2 mins) on the email below -
An SNDA Production
Have we wandered too far and not found what we were looking for? What if we create a dimension of inventiveness between the indigenous juxtaposing millennials. A dialogue between regularity and extemporary, orderliness and spontaneity, uniformity and equanimity may occur but can anyone answer when do we stop? In our dissension who pays the price?
