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Keli Festivals
A Few Artistic Milestones of Keli
Keli Kathakali Festival 1997
Featuring the 4 ever green Kottayam Stories
Keli Koodiyattam Festival 1998
Presenting the significance of the traditional female characters.
Keli Classical Music Festival 1999
Dedicated to Maharaja Swati Tirunal, featuring his compositions.
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 1999
Featuring the enormous possibilities of traditional rhythm instruments.
Keli Classical Dance Festival 2001
Featuring Diverse styles of Mohiniattam.
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2001
Featuring the 3 different styles of Thayambaka.
Keli Koodiyattam Festival 2003
Featuring the rare female characters
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2005
Featuring rare and vanishing rhythms of Kerala.
Keli Kathakali Festival 2006
Featuring 3 female characters of Lalitha.
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2007
Featuring the 3 unique traditions of Thayambaka
Keli Koodiyattam Festival 2007
Featuring the 3 noble female characters from the epics
Keli Kathakali Festival 2007
Featuring the 3 red beared characters from the epics
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2008
Featuring the 3 unique ensembles of Rhythm
Keli Classical Music Festival 2009
Featuring the 3 different Hindustani Instrumental Music Traditions.
Keli Chau Dance Festival 2010
Featuring 3 styles of Chau Dance Traditions
Keli Classical Children's Rhythm Festival 2011
Featuring the 3 unique ensembles of Rhythm by 100 Child prodigies.
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2012
Featuring the 3 vanishing traditions of Thayambaka
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2013
Featuring the 3 aural Rhythm traditions
Keli Indigenous Theatre Festival 2014
Featuring India’s most ancient Maritime Theatre traditions Chavittu Natakam
Keli Classical Theatre Festival 2015 on Kathakali
Featuring the maestro of Kathakali Padmasree Kalamandalam Gopi
Keli Classical Music Festival 2016 on Carnatic music tradition
Exploring the Music of Dr. M. Balamuralikrishna
Keli@25 - Saga of village: an Arts Story
Story of a village told through arts (Celebrating Twenty Five years of KELI’s service to the art)
Phase 1 - Keli Classical women’s Theatre Festival 2016
Featuring Rare 3 female characters from Ramayana
Phase 2 - Vikhari 2016
A Music evening unvelling the music world of Vidyadharan Master
Phase 3 - Keli Rural Theater Festival 2017
Three plays directed by Sasidharan Naduvil
Phase 4 - Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2017
Showcasing 4 percussion Ensembles
Saga of village: an Arts Story - Thrukalam
Project Inaguration & Presenting Veerashrungala to Ustad Zakir Hussain
Keli Classical Dance Festival 2018
Showcasing 3 Classical Dance Traditions
Keli Kathakali Festival 2019
Redefining Tradition
Keli Classical Rhythm Festival 2020 (on Thayambaka)
Evolution of a Rhythm ensemble through Time and Tradition
Keli@30 (Celebrating Thrity years of Keli’s service to the art)
Festival 1: Keli Kathakali and Koodiyattam Festival 2022
Exploring body language aesthetics in Art
Festival 2: Keli Poetry Performance Festival 2022-23 (on Thullal)
An 18th Century Satire Art Performance
Epic V/s Arts : A Second Century Storyteller's portrayal of Ravana
Lecture Demonstration & Performence of Koodiyaatam
Festival 3: Keli Text and Performance Festival 2023 (Woman Writing Stage)
50 Years of P. Geetha's Writing
Festival 4: Keli Pranathi Women's Music Festival 2023
Confluence of India's two ancient Music Traditions
Festival 5: Keli Rhythm Music Festival 2023
A Confluence of Rhythm Music Traditions