‘Our forthcoming shows will be dedicated to the memory of those who have lost their lives’ — Aysha Rau, The Little Theatre, Chennai
The pandemic has not dampened the spirit The Little Theatre, which has launched its YouTube channel and is eager to get things up and running in time for the annual Christmas Pantomime
New horizons in performance art: How theatre artistes are preparing for a change of scene post-lockdown
The theatre fraternity is bracing itself for drastic changes while finding ways and means to ensure that their craft reaches the masses during the lockdown period
‘No amount of VR/AR or live recordings can come close to the live theatre experience’ — V Bala, Theatre Nisha, Chennai
Theatre Nisha is awaiting to stage Girish Karnad's Crossing to Talikota once the lockdown is over and things are back to normal
‘The lockdown has given us an opportunity to innovate our content and form’ — Karthik A, Crea-Shakthi, Chennai
With an app, an online club for budding playwrights and other upcoming projects, Crea-Shakthi has their chart sorted for the immediate future
Lincoln Center to present San Francisco Ballet's Romeo and Juliet online next week
As a part of their At Home initiative, viewers can watch archival Lincoln Center performances, available for free and on-demand at LincolnCenter.org and on Lincoln Center's Facebook Page
Kennedy Center of Performing Arts to provide music, theatre and dance lessons online
This is one of the many initiatives taken by performing arts companies from around the world to move to the online space to connect with their audience
'Lost one of our most meritorious members': NSD alma mater pays emotional tribute to Irrfan Khan
The National School of Drama (NSD) on Wednesday condoled the demise of Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan saying that the theatre school has lost one of its "meritorious" members.
