The Mother (Annaiyai Maravenadi)– a 45 minute piece on varied facets of the mother in the world. (November 1997) 

Sudha’s Story - dance to poem by Chitra Divakaruni about a young Indian dancer married to a jealous, abusive husband whose actions provoke her to take revenge (May 1998)

Nandanar Charitram- a 25 minute presentation of the travails of the outcaste farmhand, Nandanar (April 1994)

‘Gandhi’s Legacy- on Chavez and King’s life (May 1995)

Navarasa  - portraying the nine basic human emotions featuring solo numbers on ‘Panchali Sabadam’- the vow of Draupadi, and others. (November 1989)

Multiple Splendor  - a selection of the philosopher Aurobindo’s poems through dance (August 1989)

Tropical Flower – a collaboration with the poet Chitra Divakaruni for the Asian-Pacific Performing Arts Series; (March 1994)

Transition - depicting the conflict of an Indian immigrant to the U.S. (April 1992)

Over 50 solo pieces in the traditional repertoire format with new selections and lyrics. 

Rivers- a mystical journey (2008); Prithvi- the earth (2007); Ritusamhara-the six seasons (2006); Saakhyam- Friendship (2005); Poetry in Motion (2004); Surya-the sun god (2003), There once was a princess (2002)

Power of Saturn - a collaborative concert with ShadowLight Productions portraying the myth of King Nala who incurs the rage of the planet Saturn, venerated as a vengeful god (March 1999) 

Mayiladum Alagan (The handsome Lord on the peacock) - (February 1998)

Vande Mataram (Mother - I bow to thee) - (November 1997).

The Ramayana - a collaboration with Gamelan Sekhar Jaya portraying the Balinese and Indian variations of the epic Ramayana funded by the Rockefeller Foundation (April 1997, Bay Area venues

Multi-Splendored Ramayana - portraying the variations of the Indian epic Ramayana in several South-east Asian traditions (March 1996, Santa Clara, San Francisco) 

Gandhi-the Mahatma - portraying the key events that transformed an ordinary man into a great soul (mahatma) (May 1995, San Jose, San Francisco, Portland, Or, Lansing, Mi)

In the Spirit - a cross cultural collaboration with the San Jose Taiko group (March 1993)

The Guru - a collaborative production with Kathak maestro, Chitresh Das produced with a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. San Francisco, Berkeley & San Jose (October 1991)

Life of Annamacharya - (July 1994); Festival of Dussera (September 1992); Women Triumphant (November 1990); Epic Emotions (March 1990); The Splendor of the Infinite (September 1987); The Rhythm of Life (March 1987); Siva the Cosmic Dancer (May 1986)