The show must go on: DiDonato, Beczala sing opera from living room of NYC apartment

Joyce DiDonato and Piotr Beczala made sure the show went on, albeit in an unusual format and venue — from the living room of DiDonato's New York City apartment.

Striking a balance: Padmini Chettur talks about her latest show Philosophical Enactment 1 

Padmini Chettur teams up with Aveek Sen to present an interesting take on body movement

OMG promises hearty laughs and fun audience interaction, with three actors playing more than 30 different characters
 

Known for his propensity for comedies, Michael Muthu first directed this play way back in 2005, under his own banner, Boardwalkers. 

Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte sells all of his stake, will retain links as creative advisor

Guy Laliberte, a former stilt-walker who founded Canada's Cirque du Soleil more than three decades ago, announced that he has sold all of his stake in the world's most famous circus troupe.

The Madras Players’ Making It A Habit is about a group of nuns who try to put up a show for the first time

The musical comedy, also produced by The Madras Players, revolves around a group of nuns who attempt to put up a show for the public.

G Venu's latest Kutiyattam performance is an adaptation of Bhasa’s anti-war play Urubhangam

The Abhinaya Kalari team from the Natanakairali arts institution presents this version of the play on stage

Story Ga Ma brings to stage Bhasmasura’s tale through Yakshagana

The narrative is an interpretation of Mohini and Bhasmasura’s story from Indian mythology

Colour Correction takes a comical look at how Indian women are perceived by the West

A collaboration between MukhaMugam (from India), Bananteatern and Bonthrop (both from Sweden) led to the creation of Colour Correction

Here's everything you need to know about Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival 2019 in Hyderabad

Themed around relationships, the two-week-long event will feature eight plays by eminent production groups and playwrights from across the country.

Korean soprano Hei-Kyung Hong to sing her role of Mimi for 67th time at the Met

The Korean-born soprano will give her 67th performance as the young seamstress in Puccini's La Boheme on November 14.

Hyderabad's Neha Khaitan talks about bringing together bharatnatyam, carnatic music and folk tales in her next performance

The 90-minute performance will be a mix of dance and music — used as a storytelling method to narrate message-oriented tales.

Doctor, sailor, medical clown and now fitness entrepreneur: Rohini Rau is a woman with no limits 

Why wait for wind beneath your sails when you can grow wings?

Cuckoo Club is gearing up for a laugh riot this weekend with Naveen Richard

On the road to absolution with Barabbas, in a monodrama by The Auroville Theatre Group

The Biblical figure of Barabbas is the central figure of The Auroville Theatre Group’s new play

Classical dance, science and video games come together in Antariksha Sanchar, a fantasy Bharatanatyam opera

The production makes its Bengaluru premiere