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‘Rangabhisheka’ at Monash Univercity
Rangana Ratnatunga and Udumbara Ratnatunga, Post graduate students in Australia, presents Rangabhisheka dance debut at Alexandra theatre in Monash University Clayton on 2 April.

An old boy of D.S. Senanayaka Vidyalaya Rangana, B.Sc (Hons) graduate of University of Peradeniya-Sri Lanka, Attorney -at-Law in Sri Lanka, postgraduate of Master of professional Accounting in Victoria and of MBA in Deakin Universities of Melbourne and also a professional Sri Lankan traditional Up-country (Kandyan) dancer, chanter and drummer. He is the elder son of wellknown dance and folk song artists Nanda Ratnatunga and R.M. Ratnatunga.

An old girl of Devi Balika, Dance Visarad Udumbara, Bachelor of fine Arts-Dance (Hons) University of Kelaniya - Sri Lanka, postgraduate in choreography (University of Melbourne), in also a professionals Sri Lankan traditional Up-country (Kandyan), Low-country, Sabaragamuwa and Indian dancer & Chanter. She is a former visitng Lecturer in dance, at Performing Arts Dept, University of Colombo.

Udumbara is the Younger daughter of acclaimed award winning playwright, Director and Translator S.Karunaratne and Anula Karunaratna.

After a Vigorous training for three years, Rangana-Udumbara going to do the debut performance with their own students in Melbourne. Rangabhisheka dance performance is a combination of Professional Sri Lankan authentic classical dance and Indian dance, creatively enlightened by western choreography. Spectacular item in this program is parents Drum recital.

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