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Rovaco Dance is an emerging company and we need your help to keep creating art! Consider donating to us by clicking the link above. Thank you for your support!
Rovaco Dance is an emerging company and we need your help to keep creating art! Consider donating to us by clicking the link above. Thank you for your support!
Rovaco is pleased to present our work "Madaari (The Monkey Master)" as part of the Erasing Borders Dance Festival 2025 organized by Indo-American Arts Council. Join us for an exciting evening of Indian dance and culture at Ailey Citigroup Theater in Manhattan.
We are back with the seventh edition of our annual Rovaco Dance Party with support from Brooklyn Arts Council! Join us for delectable Indian snacks, complementary Sanzo Seltzers and alcoholic beverages, immersive cultral experiences, dance-theater and live music performances, and a DJ after-party in Williamburg, Brooklyn. Ticket link with more info below!
"We end up zooming out, thinking the more generic we get, the easier it will be for people to relate. I’ve realized over time that the more specific I get, the easier it is for people to relate. If I can tell someone’s story and tell people why this person is feeling the way they’re feeling in that moment, that creates empathy."
Rovaco Dance Company is honored to be a Dance/NYC Dance Advancement Fund 2022-23 grantee! The fund is made possible by the generous support of Howard Gilman Foundation and Ford Foundation! Recipients receive 2-year general operating support annually as well as professional development opportunities.
We are so thrilled to announce that Rohan Bhargava is one of Dance Magazine's 25 to Watch for 2021! Click below for a great write-up of everything Rovaco has been upto in the recent past alongside features of some other amazing artists.
Artistic Director Rohan Bhargava was awarded the prestigious Jadin Wong Fellowship by A4 as Emerging Dance Artist in 2020. This honour included a $6,000 cash grant, career coaching, and artistic mentorship from resepcted dance leaders. Read what the panelists had to say about Rohan's work by clicking below!
"My outlook on dance drastically changed when I moved from New Delhi to New York. Thinking that a career in dance was going to be easy shattered quickly during my first year at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts."
