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Lopa Sarkar has been commissioned globally for her unique style of choreography and performance. With over 30 years of experience in world dance forms she is a sought after choreographer and performer.

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Lopa is a trail blazer who has brought Bollywood dance and Indian fusion dance to new heights. Bringing her unique style to clients throughout the world, Lopa travels internationally choreographing, teaching and performing. Lopa is an artist who has broken ground being the first person to break the boundaries of where Indian dance has been presented in Canada. Being an artistic consultant on projects that want to be true to the changing face of Indian culture, Lopa provides clients with spectacular stage shows of vibrant music, explosive choreography, and colourful costumes. With over 30 years of dance training, including 20 years of classical Indian dance, Lopa draws on her knowledge of classical, folk, modern and world dance styles to create performances that speak to audiences of all backgrounds.

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Lopa has been featured on major networks around the world including BBC and Sony Television. In Canada she was featured in her own prime time commercial as a cultural ambassador for her city in CTV’s My Toronto Is and Canada’s National Ballet School commissioned Lopa to choreograph for International Dance Day. Her upbeat approach to expressing unity through movement makes her an ideal spokesperson to bridge the gap between eastern and western traditions. She has spoken, taught, and performed at conferences, post-secondary institutions, and retreats sharing her passion for dance, fitness, entrepreneurship and most of all joy. She is an annual master teacher at the Yoga Conference and was the first Bollywood dancer to become a Lulu Lemon Ambassador and a choreographer for Club Med Resorts. She helped the Toronto Raptors create their first Bollywood Night and her dancers have performed for large scale events including the Olympic Hall of Fame Gala Ceremony. Lopa’s company, Divine Heritage Artistry, celebrated its tenth anniversary by creating two Bollywood stage shows celebrating Indian and world dance which were showcased in the Pan Am Games celebrations.