Event Collections

Adhe Adhure deals with the topic of dysfunctional middle class families who live an unsatisfactory life with each other in urban India and is more close to the truth than one can imagine. It is very much a modern classic, seminal experimental play holding a mirror to the uninspiring aspirations of most evolving people and underscoring the inherent bleakness of routine life.Read More

A young writer with a potent imagination finds himself entangled in his own creations. With sharks in his living room, a goose that speaks, and a skeleton that’s driving him mad, he struggles to keep a grasp on what’s real and what’s in his head. With him through all of this is his wife, who is constantly trying to bring him back down to earth. Inspired by an Inuit folk tale, The Skeleton Woman, Samudrare Rajahansi is a play about love, loneliness and what one must endure to be happy.Read More

 A dynamic musical, movement, and poetic journey of three (woman) archetypes, some satire, some irony, some cynicism but altogether empowering. Soundscape combines pulsating interplay of brilliant musicians combining Jazz,Classical Music & World Music. Narratives include Jazz and multilingual Poetry. Stage design includes movement artists on screen and live on stage.Read More

Sorabh Pant has performed for a tree, competed with a buffet, had 100 people walk out of a show, been heckled by celebrities, threatened multiple times, performed for Anil Kapoor’s back and gotten heckled in languages he doesn’t speak.Read More

Families feud. Even the strongest bonds can be broken by that age old tag-team - Pride and Prejudice. But how do you repair these ties if one of them no longer wants to or can say the words to mend them? Hold the Mushrooms is a dramedy that explores this theme and how people cope with the aftermath of life-altering events that can throw a spanner in the works of any resolution.Read More

Samarpana, an evening of Odissi performances by Smt. Sharmila Mukerjee and students of Sanjali. The show will include choreographies by her and of Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra.Read More

Erotica has always pushed boundaries and the 4th edition will be no different. This year`s Erotica will focus exclusively on telling LGBTQ stories. Erotica 4, coinciding with Pride month in the UK, will present 4 short plays that will explore love, sensuality, and sexuality as experienced by the LGBTQ community. Come, join us and celebrate Erotica.Read More

Dance Like a Man is a two-act stage play written by Sahitya Akademi Award winner Mahesh Dattani. The story revolves around three generations, their personal ambition, sacrifices, struggle, and internal conflict. Each character deals with their own unique experiences, as the play delves into the human psyche and nuances of human emotion.Read More

What do you get when storytellers forget their stories? A cowardly bat, a magician who has run out of tricks, a velvet red mite that wants to conquer and plunder, a tea seller with a book & a moon that goes missing! All these colourful characters come together to help the storytellers find their stories!Read More

"Hilarious. Outstanding. Profound.” This is just some of the praise Sapan is hoping you shower him with after watching him live.Read More