Krishna Parijatham, October 2006
Anuradha of Kuchipudi Kalanidhi collaborated with Sasikala of Academy of Kuchipudi Dance, Atlanta; Kamala of Kala Niketan Academy of Indian Classical Dance, Pittsburgh and Revati of Srivaani Kuchipudi Dance Academy, Atlanta; to participate in the 8th Kalanidhi International Dance Festival and Conference in Toronto, Canada.

The theme of the 2006 Festival & Conference, A Century of Indian Dance Part II, completes the celebration of the past 100 years of Indian dance that was begun in the 2004 Kalanidhi Festival in which the dance styles of Kathak, Manipuri, Kathakali, Mohiniattam and Rabindranath Tagore’s unique dance dramas were featured and explored. The 2006 Festival focuses on the classical dance styles of Bharatanatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi, Chauu and other contemporary expressions that will combine Bharatanatyam with Ballet, Modern and Zulu dance.

Dancelebration 2005
Kuchipudi Kalanidhi collaborated with Indian Dance Educators Association to present a 2 day Festival of Indian Dance in the Washington Metropolitan area. Over 60 Indian classical dancers from both India and Washington participated in this event.

Kuchipudi Prathidhwani, June-September 1998
Collaborated with Kuchipudi Art Academy, India's leading Kuchipudi Dance Company and sponsored and organized the production's fifty city tour of the United States. Anuradha was one of the three lead dancers on this tour.

Rhythms, August 1997
Kalanidhi collaborated with IDEA (Indian Dance Educators Association), highlighting India’s many classical dance styles in an exciting production emphasizing rhythm and tradition.

Ramayana, March 1997
With Mayur Dance Academy
Ramayana was produced and directed by Sukanya Tagore Mukherji, founder of Mayur, and by Anuradha Nehru, Artistic Director, Kuchipudi Kalanidhi. Performers included students of Mayur and Kuchipudi Kalanidhi.

Imprints of India, October 1996
A festival of India’s classical dances from several parts of India celebrating 50 years of India's independence.

Agni, August 1996
Anuradha Nehru performed as a guest artist in Agni, a dance production by Padma Menon Dance Theatre, in August,'96 at The Street Theatre in Canberra, Australia.

Agni is sanskrit for fire. Padma Menon's production of Agni depicts fire as energy and passion. Agni also celebrates fire as ritual, a tribute to the Indian god of fire who is the medium of all offerings to the gods. It is inspired by the heroic and colorful men and women, costumes, music and stories of the Indian desert state of Rajasthan. Agni is an example of Padma Menon's exciting modern, cross-cultural work.