Michael Muthu’s musical play featuring ‘The Mellow Circle’ is set to bring in Christmas to the city
Interestingly, the storyline of the play is very similar to that of The Mellow Circle’s journey
Puppeteer Anurupa Roy’s new play promises an alternate experience of Arabian folklore
Written by Adithi Rao and Neel Chaudhari, this single-act play brings actors and puppets together
Trash talking: Preethi Bharadwaj opens up on her upcoming performance, Me and My Trash
This performance, a call to an introspection of sorts, helps celebrate the vaachika abhinaya element of dance for this danseuse turned theatre artiste
The Short+Sweet South India Theatre Festival comes back to Chennai after a three-year hiatus
Chennai’s most loved theatre festival returns and the finals this weekend promise 11 plays that are sure to wow!
Denver Anthony Nicholas brings his latest play Simon Wiesenthal to Bengaluru
It's a straightforward monologue, written in a subtle yet hard-hitting tone with facts that will make one rethink the humaneness amidst us, says Denver Anthony Nicholas, the director of the play.
Last Page Collective's new play Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire comes to the city
Every time I read the play, I saw so many of my loved ones in these characters, and they have
definitely inspired the vision behind it.
Music to social plays: Qaadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival offers a stage that feels like home
The line-up for the week-long production includes Satish Alekar, IPTA, Juhi Babbar, and Rakesh Bedi, as well as ensembles from Mumbai, Kolkata, Guwahati, and Hyderabad
Vivek Vijayakumar’s latest play questions the idea of safety and freedom
The production stars Abhitej Gupta, Kavya Srinivasan, Honey Raza, Shrunga BV and Lakshmana KP in the lead roles
Srinivas Beesetty’s latest play, 4.48 Psychosis — A Note Of Sarah Kane, explores the mind of the depressed
The audience will witness morse code music, live percussionists and a few tunes inspired by the operatic adaptation of this play
Curtain-raiser: The Company Theatre's 'Taking Sides' serves as a political critique
The play by Atul Kumar is essentially a satire on the conflict between politics and the arts
The Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival will feature six thought provoking plays
Besides the plays, the festival will also offer a workshop, a reading by Ratna Patakh Shah and several 20-minute short plays and street plays.
