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 Theatre Updates
Yatri Rang Mahotsav 2009-10’...Celebrating 30 Years in Theatre...
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Pune based children’s play SUTTI-BUTTI at Prithvi Theatre...
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Out Of Context's GREY ELEPHANTS IN DENMARK... All New Cast! All New Experiments...
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Q Theatre Productions Presents Project S.T.R.I.P. - 'A comedy of development'...
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The India Foundation for the Arts (IFA) Invites Proposals...
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Reviews
• Footnotes Of Life
• Don't Look Now
• The Skeleton Woman
• Garbo
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Theatre Gupshup
• Shankar Venkateswaran
• Heisnam Tomba
• VKK Hariharan
• Jamini Pathak
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Hindi
Dadaji Kahein: "Dadaji Kahein" brings to the stage, a diminishing practice of story telling. Those story sessions when dadaji... More...
Hum Kahein Aap Suney: HUM KAHE AAP SUNEY is a play based on 'Daastan Goi'. Daastan Goi literally means story telling... More...
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English
Brief Candle: Jeevan Jyoti is a hospital and hospice for cancer and the terminally ill. The founders have requested for a cultural... More...
Grey Elephants In Denmark: 'Grey Elephants in Denmark' is a character study of a partially intelligent and partially talented performing artist.... More...
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Gujarati
Antar Yatra: ANTARYATRA is a play based on the Indian philosophy of Moh, Maya and Karma. With the help of dance and music... More...
Lajja Tane Maara Sam: The story is about the Jhaveri family, led by a very strict and disciplinarian father. He has two sons and a daughter... More...
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Marathi
Tengshechya Swapnat Train: This play laments on contemporary social conditions, behaviours and mentalities and a lethargic attitude... More...
Aamhi Paachpute: A common enough story of a family dispute over property but presented in a different form... More...
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Theatre Groups
• Swarna Madhya
• Out Of Context
• Working Title
• Natsamaj
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Artiste Profile
Cyrus Dastur: Cyrus Dastur became a prominent name in the Indian theatre circuit with his flagship production WHEN GOD SAID CHEERS... More...
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TheatreSpeak
Hilda David : "My students and me travel from Pune to Mumbai to see plays; and so the theatre scene better be good." More... |
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Features
• The Director's Cut
• The Critic Speaks
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