Event Collections

HANUMAN in the forest. (Hanuman, the monkey-man of godlike nature, and Bhima were step-brothers, both being sons of Vayu, the god of the wind. After the coronation of Rama and Sita, Hanuman retired to the seclusion of the reserved forest to spend his days in meditation on his lord, Rama, the gods having conferred immortality on him.)Read More

Dhrupad is believed to have originated from the Sama Vedic traditions, and engaging with this musical form is a deeply meditative, yet dynamic and awakening experience. The Gundecha Brothers are the foremost practitioners of Dhrupad today and have developed a highly sophisticated sound through decades of study of its subtle nuances, Ragas and the body's physiology.Read More

Challenging tradition and going beyond the realm of mythology, the scintillating mother-son duo of Mallika and Revanta Sarabhai present a classical Bharatanatyam margam. Tracing their journey from the early days of the art form in the historic temples of Tanjavur and Chidambaram to present times using Bharatanatyam to tell contemporary narratives, this hour-long spectacle showcases the versatility and aliveness of the pandanallur style. Read More

Classical dance performances by Bangalore's emerging young artistes  Read More

Classical music performances by Bangalore's emerging young artistesRead More

Qaid presented by Alchemy Theatre Society’s Production.  QAID is a spiritual thriller centered around an arrogant serial killer. QAID is the chilling story of a man who believes he is a mediator between the human soul and God. Read More

September 14, 2001: On the streets of Bangalore, India, a poor Muslim family is stranded. Desperate to reach a relative’s home in a distant suburb, the new immigrants to the city are struggling to find a ride late in the night. Read More

Wake and Bake is Rohan Joshi’s first solo stand-up comedy tour. The title has no relation to anything that may or may not happen in his real life… is what his lawyers have insisted he write.Read More

Adults always celebrate the birth of a child-like an arrival of a little prince or a princess. The little ones bring joy and magic to the life of adults which is otherwise grey and dull. The mothers imagine new songs and fathers devise new games to amuse their prince/ princess. The home gets transformed into a small theatre where these little ones will give never-ending performances with a twinkle in their eyes. Just a look at them is enough for these adults to get the lost twinkle in their eyes back even if it is for a moment.Read More

Amrutha Venkatesh, a Carnatic Classical Artiste from Bangalore, is making a mark as a musician who blends tradition with innovation.  She is currently under the tutelage of Prince Sri Rama Varma and Smt Parassala B.Ponnammal of Trivandrum. Before this, she learnt from Sri M.T.Selvanarayana and Smt Charumathi Ramachandran. Read More