Tax Free is the journey of four men who are visually impaired and meet at a blind Men's club. They combat the tragedy that has fallen upon them with comedy as none of them were born with visual impairment. Hilarious incidents occur as they navigate through each other's pranks in the club.

Tax Free is the journey of four men who are visually impaired and meet at a blind Men's club. They combat the tragedy that has fallen upon them with comedy as none of them were born with visual impairment. Hilarious incidents occur as they navigate through each other's pranks in the club.

Tax Free is the journey of four men who are visually impaired and meet at a blind Men's club. They combat the tragedy that has fallen upon them with comedy as none of them were born with visual impairment. Hilarious incidents occur as they navigate through each other's pranks in the club.

Tax Free is the journey of four men who are visually impaired and meet at a blind Men's club. They combat the tragedy that has fallen upon them with comedy as none of them were born with visual impairment. Hilarious incidents occur as they navigate through each other's pranks in the club.

The Ananth Menon Quartet returns to Jagriti Theatre to pay tribute to the genius of British blues and rock legend Eric Clapton. The show will cover Clapton's work from his days with power trio Cream until his classic MTV unplugged album.

Jhund, a dark comedy, unfolds in an unknown room where two strangers navigate their uncertain circumstances. Unsure if they`re there by choice or coercion, they grapple with fear, defending themselves against an indefinable threat. Amid absurd moments, an unknown authority keeps asking for things, making them question who to trust and what they believe.

This comedy delves into themes of submission, freedom, and betrayal, revealing the fine line between compliance and rebellion in a gripping, compact narrative.

Jhund, a dark comedy, unfolds in an unknown room where two strangers navigate their uncertain circumstances. Unsure if they`re there by choice or coercion, they grapple with fear, defending themselves against an indefinable threat. Amid absurd moments, an unknown authority keeps asking for things, making them question who to trust and what they believe.

This comedy delves into themes of submission, freedom, and betrayal, revealing the fine line between compliance and rebellion in a gripping, compact narrative.

Triangle of madness is an Odia stand up show which will be performed by Riten, Bishal and Malaya. Malaya Parida, Bishal Mohanty, and Riten Pattnaik are well-known figures in the Odia comedy scene, each contributing their unique style and talent to entertain audiences. They have gained popularity through their performances in various mediums, including stage shows, television, and social media. This show will contain jokes on day-to-day lives of Odias and take you on a trip of nostalgia.

On a day unknown, at a place not known, two people run into one another.

They soon start talking to each other, but they seem to be conversing at cross purposes. They seem to be long-lost lovers but, at the same time, seem to be perfect strangers. They seem to have had a life together but, at the same time, seem to have had lives apart. They seem to be occupying differing realities but also seem to be in someone’s dream.

Who are they? Where are they? Are they strangers? Is the encounter even real?

The play invites the audience to ponder this encounter, and its differing accounts of lives lived. It explores relationships and marriage, individuality and freedom, betrayal and hope.

It is abstract, yet unsettlingly specific.

It is simple, yet confoundingly complex.

It is subtle, yet brazenly bold.

Do not miss this unique play!

On a day unknown, at a place not known, two people run into one another.

They soon start talking to each other, but they seem to be conversing at cross purposes. They seem to be long-lost lovers but, at the same time, seem to be perfect strangers. They seem to have had a life together but, at the same time, seem to have had lives apart. They seem to be occupying differing realities but also seem to be in someone’s dream.

Who are they? Where are they? Are they strangers? Is the encounter even real?

The play invites the audience to ponder this encounter, and its differing accounts of lives lived. It explores relationships and marriage, individuality and freedom, betrayal and hope.

It is abstract, yet unsettlingly specific.

It is simple, yet confoundingly complex.

It is subtle, yet brazenly bold.

Do not miss this unique play!

Ever thought what a clown does when he is depressed? It sure is tough being a clown. Here is one who hasn’t stopped crying for days.. And he has plenty of reasons for it. The one he loved the most has left him and gone away… for good. And now he has NOTHING. Then, he is not getting any younger. In fact- he is old. But more than anything else, he is depressed because he has been forced to perform this play. No wonder he is depressed.

Ever thought what a clown does when he is depressed? It sure is tough being a clown. Here is one who hasn’t stopped crying for days.. And he has plenty of reasons for it. The one he loved the most has left him and gone away… for good. And now he has NOTHING. Then, he is not getting any younger. In fact- he is old. But more than anything else, he is depressed because he has been forced to perform this play. No wonder he is depressed.

Ever thought what a clown does when he is depressed? It sure is tough being a clown. Here is one who hasn’t stopped crying for days.. And he has plenty of reasons for it. The one he loved the most has left him and gone away… for good. And now he has NOTHING. Then, he is not getting any younger. In fact- he is old. But more than anything else, he is depressed because he has been forced to perform this play. No wonder he is depressed.

Ever thought what a clown does when he is depressed? It sure is tough being a clown. Here is one who hasn’t stopped crying for days.. And he has plenty of reasons for it. The one he loved the most has left him and gone away… for good. And now he has NOTHING. Then, he is not getting any younger. In fact- he is old. But more than anything else, he is depressed because he has been forced to perform this play. No wonder he is depressed.

Ever thought what a clown does when he is depressed? It sure is tough being a clown. Here is one who hasn’t stopped crying for days.. And he has plenty of reasons for it. The one he loved the most has left him and gone away… for good. And now he has NOTHING. Then, he is not getting any younger. In fact- he is old. But more than anything else, he is depressed because he has been forced to perform this play. No wonder he is depressed.

Mathew and Sameer meet every week. They share an apple. They speak. They feel a little less lonely. Someone leaves. They do this again. And again. Mathew goes on a boat ride. Sameer stays in a bubble. There is silence. And again. Mathew and Sameer are friends...

This is a piece about two people. What happens when we finally face our truth? Maybe we hear a strange noise...

Two young artists from India and Germany meet on a farm in Bengaluru as part of an exchange program. They get to know each other and realise that cultural differences are just one aspect of human connection. They come together to develop something together. But what?

The idea for this collaboration started with a conversation about loneliness. Above all, about how loneliness is a common factor for young people in all countries. From loneliness to the intricacies of human relationships, two people began an intensive writing process to explore the many facets of human connection.

The Earthquake (Original Title: “Bh?mikampa – Das Erdberden”) received the Internationaler Kulturprojekte Grant 2023 from the Landeshauptstadt München Kulturreferat (City of Munich).