Event Collections

    Critically acclaimed concert pianist Natallia gives a solo recital at Jagriti, Bangalore. She presents music by composers from Germany, Poland, France,Read More

Two comic performing faces ‘play’ a game of one-upmanship with each other. One plays God, the other takes on the role of Tv.Read More

Sanjay Manaktala isn’t your average NRI. Born in the US, he recently came back to India as his job got outsourced and continued his comedic endeavors in the process.Read More

The HandleBards are a travelling theatre company, who present Shakespeare’s works in a fast paced, highly visual, textually rigorous manner. After their highly successful 3-month bike tour of Macbeth and The Comedy of Errors, the HandleBards are now in Bangalore with Macbeth at Jagriti Curtain Raisers. On four bikes they travel the length and breadth of the UK, carrying all the set, props and costumes they require to perform in indoor and outdoor venues across the world.Read More

        On April 8th, International Romani Gypsy Day 2015, a storyteller, six dancers and a drummer, will take you on an epic journey of music and dance. “Zor” means “strength” in Romani. Zor is the tenacity of the Gypsy spirit.Read More

Little did 19 year old Rayhaneh Jabbari know what her life would be like for the next 7 years, within prison walls, when she agreed to meet Dr. Sarbandi on the 7th of July 2007. Little did she know that she would pay with death, 7 years later, for defending herself against the man who tried to rape her. With a hanging noose in front of her, Rayhaneh tells her story: her battle to makes sense of life, destiny, humanity, from within the prison walls. A true story of a woman and her time in jail, before her execution in October 2014.Read More

The promise of a global city is being used to bulldoze Bangalore, India’s I.T. capital, at the expense of the people who live in it.Read More

Ramu Ramnathan’s 3, Sakina Manzil is an English play and the duration is approximately one hour and forty five minutes.Read More

K-Pax, based on the novel 'On a beam of light', is a science-fiction psychological drama that explores human acceptance and how rigidly we hold on to our notions - scientific, moral and spiritual, without allowing space to question those very beliefs. The story is set in a mental institution whose newest patient claims to be an alien from the planet K-Pax. Although the initial prognosis is that he may be living with schizophrenia and multiple-personality syndrome, the story teases without taking a clear stance, nudging the viewer to make for herself/himself if the patient is indeed an alien. Or not. More than being about the possibility of intelligent alien life, the play explores the meaning of believing - in empathy, in acceptance and beyond all, in magic.Read More