The company was funded by Arts Council of England, Birmingham City Council. The company received funding from Esmee Fairburn Foundation and commissions from Royal Opera House, London, The Drum, Sampad Arts, UK, Peaguses Theatre, Oxford, Warwick Arts Centre and several other esteemed organisations based in United Kingdom.

 Anurekha’s company toured extensively in the UK and India with a triple bill dance production entitled “The Veil” in autumn 2001 presenting 13 concerts. In spring 2003 the company premiered 2 new works “Moments of Give” & “Rasika at Contact Theatre, Manchester, Midland Arts Centre, Birmingham, and Royal Opera House, London .In autumn 2003 the Company entered into a new partnership with the internationally renowned Flamenco dance Company “ALMA”, to create   “BONDED PASSION”, featuring a sublime fusion of Kathak and Flamenco dance against a live musical exchange between Spanish and Indian musicians which was performed in various cities in the UK and Estonia in 2004-05 and won critical acclaim.  In March and April 2004, the company in partnership with “The DRUM” created an in-house production “Ganges to Nile: The story of 2 Rivers” celebrating “Black and Ethnic Minority Dance” which featured cross-cultural conversation between the African choreographer Patten and Anurekha Ghosh.  The music score was composed and played live by Pandit Ulhas Bapat. In 2005 Anurekha’s Company, in collaboration with award winning choreographers Shobana Jeyasingh and Kumudini Lakhia, produced RUINS, which created a unique identity and brand for the Company’s work in the UK, Europe and India.  It has been the largest tour of the Company, presenting 60 performances in 3 separate tours across England, India, Pakistan, and Germany. In 2006 Anurekha Ghosh & Company created a new production titled CONVINCE-Me in which Anurekha blended classical Kathak dance with diverse musical genres including Sufi music. In this exciting collaboration, the dancer and the musicians express the rapture of mystical ecstasy by bridging the gap between tradition and modernity, yet preserving the doctrine of classical temple, darbari forms and the Sufi traditions. In 2007 and 2009, Anurekha was given special project grant by the Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Ministry of Culture – Government of India, to choreograph an inter-disciplinary production combining the acrobatic dance form of the Gotipuas from Orissa along with the dynamic folk tradition of Chhau from Purulia in combination with classical Kathak. The production MUDRA, featured 22 artistes from various disciplines (some from rural India), under the leadership of Anurekha and it was premiered in Purbashree Auditorium, Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata, India to a full house audience. The production received tremendous acclaim from the press and the connoisseurs of Kolkata.

In 2007 Anurekha launched her new production NOOR – Light featuring martial arts and contemporary Kathak, taking the spins from Kathak to a new inner stillness. In these times of global uncertainty, Noor questions the nature of ‘enlightenment,’ exploring through this extraordinary dance piece, our notion of light from scientific, religious, and mystical perspectives.

The Company performed NOOR in 13 major theatres in the UK in Autumn 2007 and May 2008.  The London premier of NOOR was held at South Bank Centre in June 2008.  In August 2008 the Company was invited to New York to present NOOR at the Erase Border Festival organised by Indo American Arts Council.

The company opened a sister-concern in Kolkata, India called NATMANDIR in 2009.  NATMANDIR has a dynamic performing wing, engaging a team of talented professional dancers, musicians and a production team and a training wing.