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Jo Peechhe Rah Jaate Hain is a collage of two plays with the same theme. The first play is about the trials and tribulations faced by a martyr’s family. Major Sandeep sacrifices his life fighting for the country. People are filled with awe for his extreme valour and supreme sacrifice. The media, NGOs and other organisations jump on the bandwagon to honour the family, often with the motive of getting a name, fame and money for the honouring organisations.Read More

An exclusive Live Ghazal Concert to commemorate the contribution of Legendary Ghazal Singers Sri Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh ji, on the occasion of 83rd birth anniversary of Sri Jagjit Singh ji. The show is a tribute concert and will be performed by a team of eminent singers and musicians from the music fraternity.Read More

Get ready for a wild, hilarious ride as Shakespeare’s most iconic characters are thrown into a chaotic, witty world that no one saw coming! “Shakespeare in the Wrong Hands” takes the timeless tales of love, power, tragedy, and betrayal and flips them upside down. In this fast-paced comedy, Shakespeare’s beloved characters find themselves in absurd predicaments, clashing with modern sensibilities and each other. Watch as love gets complicated, rivalries reignite, and dramatic encounters unravel into pure comedy. But don’t think you know how the story ends—this play keeps you on your toes, delivering laugh-out-loud moments, clever dialogue, and a finale you won’t forget. Whether you’re a die-hard Shakespeare fan or new to the Bard’s works, this play promises to entertain, surprise, and leave you wanting more! Catch “Shakespeare in the Wrong Hands”, where classic meets comedy, and Shakespearean tragedy turns into triumph… but with a twist! Directed and Designed by Omkar Kibe, a Theatre Practitioner with over 15 years experience and an alumnus of National School of Drama (NSD), New Delhi and Ninasam Theatre Institute (NTI), Heggodu, Karnataka.Read More

"I Wasn’t Born Confused" is a humorous exploration of why many young people today feel uncertain about marriage. It delves into how past conditioning—shaped by parents, family, and societal influences—plays a pivotal role in creating this confusion. Through the relatable journeys of Aarya, Khushi, and Tanvi, the play captures the experiences of modern youth who are either hesitant about marriage or conflicted about the decision.Read More

One park. Three men. Three Benches and yet not enough space for all. Manav Kaul's "Park" delves into the complicated relationship of humans with space. Who has the better right on the space? The ones who need it for convenience or the ones who have a history associated or the ones who actually occupy it now? Why are men ready to wage wars for a mere piece of land? Is it a matter of power, history, pride or just plain greed?Read More

Join Natallia Kapylova, renowned pianist and celebrated performer, for an evening dedicated to the timeless works of J.S. Bach. This recital, taking place on 25th January, showcases Bach’s unparalleled genius through a thoughtfully curated programRead More

The Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner comes to Bengaluru with a show about family, immigration, marriage, history, politics, and beans. Ahir Shah presents his award-winning stand-up show Ends. The show spans six decades, three generations, and two continents, synthesising past and present in search of hope for the future. It’s funnier than it sounds, honestly. Loads of cracking gags.Read More

So tell me, where are you from, now that you're here? Are you from earth's kernels, or a childhood lane? Are you from a summer of love, or your innate politics? Where From, You From Mister/Sister?Read More

Pocketmaar Drama Company is a hilarious and heartwarming adaptation of Asghar Wajahat's Pocketmaar Rangmandal. The play revolves around a quirky and unhinged group of pickpockets (Pocketmaars) who decide to leave behind their life of crime and reform themselves by starting an honest theatre company.Read More

Set in Bombay 1980s, the play follows Harshvardhan Mehra, a bored and ordinary man who becomes embroiled in a thrilling espionage plot after a mysterious woman is murdered in his apartment. Framed for her death, Mehra goes on the run to clear his name and uncover the truth behind 'The 31st February' a secret organisation. The play is known for its innovative staging, with a small cast of eight actors portraying over 50+ characters. Through quick costume changes, clever physicality, and comedic timing, the actors bring to life a variety of roles, from spies and police officers to innkeepers and love interests. It is the first-ever Hindi adaptation of the movie by Alfred Hitchcock and is a must watch show for all theatre enthusiasts across Bangalore.Read More