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Endings is an avant-garde play borrowing heavily from the theatre of the absurd to explore some hard hitting truths. A Dramarsis production, this original play written by Navoneil Bhattacharyya and directed by Shekhar Sanyal questions conventions galore and turns them on their head. Be it genders and gender roles, norms of society or even well established structures of storytelling - there are no holy cows in this play that unfolds in a tongue-in-cheek fashion creating no room for preachiness. It is a delightful smart play that will leave you happy yet challenged, amazed yet involved, and thoughtful yet puzzledRead More

 A series of unexpected turn of events lead to two strangers meeting and debating the true definition of love. While bickering about their personal encounters, will they realize what they need to do for their love?Read More

The concert will be a traditional Khayal performance consisting of Morning melodies. In the Hindustani Classical music system every Raag has a designated time at which they are supposed to be sung for maximum impact and effect. However in a fast paced world centred around efficiency and convenience, morning concerts have become extremely rare, hence a lot of Raagas are not being sung. This concert will consist of such Raagas.Read More

Comedian and actor Naveen Richard is back on tour with his latest one hour setup show. Get ready to lose yourself in over one hour of the most relatable, absurd and family friendly jokes in the country. Filled with observational humour and hilarious real life stories, there’s something in it for everyone!Read More

Based on the book, “Hope for the Flowers” by Trina Paulos, the play “A Pair of Wings I Wish For” explores the lives of two caterpillars, “Stripe” and “Yellow”. In the story millions of caterpillars climb up a pillar that disappears into the clouds. The higher you go, the more difficult it is to progress, you must crush others to advance. Stripe meets Yellow in the middle of this struggle. Tired of this rat race, they decide to live a simple life by leaving the pillar and returning to ground. For some time they live happily together in love. One day, unable to control it’s excitement to see what is on top of the pillar, Stripe abandons Yellow and joins the race of climbing once more. Yellow refuses to join Stripe, instead it wanders alone and meets a cocoon. The cocoon shares the secret of becoming a butterfly to Yellow. What is that secret? Did Yellow and Stripe become butterflies? Did they fall in love with each other again?Read More

A trailblazer on and off stage, Sanjay Subrahmanyan is one of the leading artistes in the carnatic music field today. Sanjay Sabha LIVE is an extension of Sanjay Sabha channel on YouTube, a popular channel amongst carnatic music connoisseurs. Sanjay Subrahmanyan will be accompanied by S Varadarajan on the violin and Neyveli Venkatesh on the mridangam.Read More

CUMIN, A Rehearsed Reading. The Jagriti Playwright in Residence Showcase is on at Jagriti Theatre, Friday, June 9th at 7:30pm. Noor and Zula are cousins but they have been estranged for a long time. Now in their mid-30s, Noor, a celebrity chef in Bombay, reaches out to Zula, a struggling choreographer in Berlin, trying to create a family for herself. How do they meet after all this time, weighed down by their mothers’ legacies/unlegacies, inheriting pain and disease that seems to come in the way of their lives? How do they really meet? In this story that explores the ideas of grappling with certain inheritances, alone, finding connection to ‘family’, finding purpose, and a meditation on women living alone. The showcase will include a reading of the play followed by a discussion with the playwright, Deepika Arwind.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

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

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