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Prabha Rustagi was a distinguished figure in Indian classical dance, particularly Kathak, who significantly contributed to its presence in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. She lived, performed, and taught Kathak classical dance and folk dance in the Seattle area from 1972 until her passing in December 1994. Her early years in India were…
Journey Timeline
1972
Began living, performing, and teaching in Seattle
1994
Awarded Master-Apprenticeship — By the Washington State Arts Commission to teach Shabina Hensley.
1994
Received Special Heritage Awards — From the Music and Cultural Society of India (MCSI) and the Ethnic Heritage Council.
1994
Featured in media articles — In the Seattle Times, Seattle PI, Jack Straw Foundation's Diwali Study Book, and India Today magazine.
1994
Passed away — In December.
1995
Prabha Rustagi Memorial Trust (PRMT) formalized — Established in August by her students and musicians.
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- 1994 · Master-Apprenticeship — Washington State Arts Commission
- Special Heritage Award — Music and Cultural Society of India (MCSI)
- Special Heritage Award — Ethnic Heritage Council
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