Royal Indian Theatre's "The Ungodly Disco"

The play has nothing to do with God or dancing. The world, in its nature, has plenty of ungodly things happening all the time. In fact, if Lewis Carroll had written Alice in Wonderland today, it would have read, “Seven ungodly things before breakfast.” This story is a mischievous comedy about one of them. It is the first post-contemporary play in India, built in tandem with gurus across Thiruvananthapuram & Thrissur, featuring world-class performers like Priya Nambudiri & Karthik Manikandan, led by local actors like Mayura Baweja, Kripa Anne & Sambit Debnath, with industrial art from designers like Rahul K.P. & Abeer Lala, as well as dozens of other artists, including Norman Leslie Doss, Aditi Pandit & Tia Nagaraj.

The play has nothing to do with God or dancing. The world, in its nature, has plenty of ungodly things happening all the time. In fact, if Lewis Carroll had written Alice in Wonderland today, it would have read, “Seven ungodly things before breakfast.” This story is a mischievous comedy about one of them. It is the first post-contemporary play in India, built in tandem with gurus across Thiruvananthapuram & Thrissur, featuring world-class performers like Priya Nambudiri & Karthik Manikandan, led by local actors like Mayura Baweja, Kripa Anne & Sambit Debnath, with industrial art from designers like Rahul K.P. & Abeer Lala, as well as dozens of other artists, including Norman Leslie Doss, Aditi Pandit & Tia Nagaraj.

The play has nothing to do with God or dancing. The world, in its nature, has plenty of ungodly things happening all the time. In fact, if Lewis Carroll had written Alice in Wonderland today, it would have read, “Seven ungodly things before breakfast.” This story is a mischievous comedy about one of them. It is the first post-contemporary play in India, built in tandem with gurus across Thiruvananthapuram & Thrissur, featuring world-class performers like Priya Nambudiri & Karthik Manikandan, led by local actors like Mayura Baweja, Kripa Anne & Sambit Debnath, with industrial art from designers like Rahul K.P. & Abeer Lala, as well as dozens of other artists, including Norman Leslie Doss, Aditi Pandit & Tia Nagaraj.