Event Collections

Infusing the spiritual in everyday activity has been at the core of many schools of Indic thought. But even as one attempts to travel inward, the outer world and its chaos can be dominating. How does a woman navigate these apparently contrasting worlds? Should she ask the women of the past or those that stand around her today? Should she question the Gods or ask her Goddess? Who, What and Where is her Goddess? Manoeuvring through the worlds of real and fictitious women, in questions that you or I would ask of these women are questions that we must answer ourselves. Everytime, one circles back to the very beginning, finding a newer perspective. A Goddess’ Dream is that space of awakening for each one of us.Read More

For a jubilant start for the day, for a promising light in time, to enable and sustain yet another day of usual chores, morning ragas do the needful. To experience this Dr Ranjani Vasuki will bring about ragas blushed with a fresh aroma and brighter emotive affiance. Ragas which are bright, colourful and those which ooze joy will be picked and presented in the concert. You can expect Bhajans, Devaranamas and Kritis as compositional items. Immerse yourself in this delightful musical journey and embrace the truly magical experience it offers.Read More

On this beautiful primal Earth, zillions of organisms co-existed and let the earth nurture. And then came the Homo Sapien. From the Homo Sapien we got patriarchy. With patriarchy we found capitalism. With capitalism we lost empathy. We found injustice. We lost equality. We found hate and divide. We lost being primal. We became a structured patriarchal society...We lost the soul? What are souls? What is their purpose?  What is their connection with us? Is the soul the only entity that can bring harmony and peace in a world with so much chaos and mayhem and injustice?  Is it time for us to now listen to them and feel their presence, for our own good? Come, let us discover, in this spectacular journey of introspection and conflict through dance, theatre, film.Read More

Daldal is a story of a migrant worker, Abhimanyu, who gets into a situation where the question arises, if he would be able to save his family or not? There's something going on, amongst all the chaos of life, amongst the pandemic, it is a matter of survival and how far one can go to make that even! The dilemma of what's real and what's unreal. The question of what exists and what does not.Read More

It's a story of a man named Raj Kumar. He is looking for something, not sure if you have it or if you can help him find it. We tend to make our lives complicated, we take problems as our biggest weakness but Raj Kumar has a different logic to it, he doesn't think that problems add complications to life instead he feels it adds flavour to it! He is here to talk about life; his life, your life, the lives of a lot of middle class families and how we are entangled with the thoughts of the society and the people we live with.Read More

Abishek Kumar and Nirmal Pillai are back on the road with their hugely fun and interactive show - The Reel to Real, that’s guaranteed to leave you cackling. This is India’s most watched crowd work duo. These two very high energy performers make their way to the homeground in India, after a brillant run of the tour across the country in 2022 and Dubai, London, Dublin, Birmingham and Malaysia in less than a year.Read More

Winner of the 1953 Tony Award for Best Play - The Crucible is an exciting drama about the Puritan purge of witchcraft in old Salem. It is both a gripping historical play and a timely parable of our contemporary society.Read More

Experience the morning raga concert series at Jagriti, presented by Sindhu K. Das, featuring timeless compositions by revered Carnatic legends. Join us for a soul-stirring showcase of Carnatic gems by composers such as Saint Thyagaraja, Muthuswamy Dikshitar, Purandaradasa, Swathi Thirunal, Dr. Balamurali Krishna, and Dr. Baby Sriram. Immerse yourself in this delightful musical journey and embrace the truly magical experience it offers.Read More

Fact #1: Objects in space exert & give in to the gravity of the other, a force so strong that it even bends time around them. Fact #2: Love is measured linearly merely because we experience time linearly. Love in the Cholera of Time is the story of 2 individuals who exist in different eras but fall in love nevertheless, in the in-betweens of time. This aberration puts the jobs and lives of 4 Time Gods in danger, whose job it is to keep time in its own place. This puts into motion strategies that could change the very nature of time. The play is a sharp & funny deliberation on love, loneliness, science and the industrialised weaponisation of time. Now whether the Time Gods' efforts to keep time understandable, linear and tear free or not, you'll just have to find out for yourself, won't you?Read More

 Devi compels a reluctant Ashok to go to Patliputra and take the reins of the Mauryan empire. In Patliputra Ashok discovers that there is a deep-seated conspiracy by Mahanand of Kaling, who is one of the descendants of Dhananand, the erstwhile king of Magadh. Mahanand is suspected of engineering the untimely deaths of princes Sushim, Ripudaman and Sukirti. Why was Mahanand relentlessly influencing and goading Kaling to attack the mighty Magadh? Was the war inevitable?Read More