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In the Hindustani classical tradition, the unfolding of a raga is closely connected to the time of day. The early morning hours , quiet, unhurried, and contemplative , hold a unique space for ragas that evoke introspection and a sense of calm. This recital will explore khayal repertoire traditionally rendered at dawn, allowing each raga to unfold gradually. An intimate morning of music that encourages deep listening and a thoughtful beginning to the day. Anagha will be accompanied by Dr Sagar Bharathraj on the Tabla and Prasad Kamath on the HarmoniumRead More

A classic Hitchcock thriller, which is reborn on stage. “Dial M for Murder”, written by Frederick Knott, is a tightly woven psychological thriller about former tennis star Tony Wendice, who plots ‘The perfect murder’ of his wife, which disastrously goes wrong. Can he still outsmart everyone else to get away? Can others crack the case before it’s too late? Will there be justice? For audiences, it’s not a ‘whodunit’ but a ‘will-he-get-away-with-it’ driven by sharp dialogues, shifting power equations and pure drama! Get ready for this heart-pounding journey, which turns into a high-stakes game of improvisation, lies and investigation, as an unassuming detective begins to pull all the loose threads of Tony’s story. A single apartment set turns into a pressure cooker of mistrust, tension, concern, anxiety. Will he get away with it? Find out in this edge-of-the-seat drama!Read More

“Modern love is complicated. It seeks a person to fill a void within you, but be strong for your partner. Expects honesty between partners, but a superficial facade online. Be on the same page about everything, but maintain their individuality. But what happens when these expectations turn from dreams to burdens? What happens when love becomes a cage you don't know how to escape from? Find out in Arena Theatre Production's "Tumhare Baare Mein", written by Manav Kaul, as we follow the story of three couples sitting in a cafe.”Read More

Things happen in Agni's head. Lots of things. But does that mean they're not real? To be honest, our protagonist Agni doesn't know what's real anymore. His mind is a jumble of failed relationships, random facts and good old, repressed emotions. All the creatures in his head are trying their best to solve the puzzle, but how can a puzzle be complete when the central piece is missing?Read More

Bechara Mara Gaya is inspired by Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo and reimagined in the context of present-day North India. The play is a fast-paced satire on corruption embedded within the social system. The story centres on the investigation into the custodial death of a man accused in a train-bombing case. As the inquiry unfolds, an unexpected outsider enters the system, unsettling the official version of events. Through comedy built on confusion, wit, and physical action, the play exposes how authority protects itself, allowing moral and ethical degradation to pass as routine and turning justice into a mockery.Read More

"In the heart of Bangalore, the lively cityscape becomes the backdrop for the uproarious comedy "Marry Go Round." The play unfolds with a zany plot centering around an unsuspecting individual leading a double life. Set against the dynamic neighborhoods of Whitefield and Marathahalli, the narrative takes unexpected turns as the protagonist finds himself entangled in a web of hilarious misunderstandings. Our central character, a charismatic denizen of the city, accidentally becomes a local hero after a quirky incident on Varthur Road. This unexpected notoriety attracts the attention of the local police, led by the determined Inspector, who embarks on a comical quest to uncover the truth.   As the protagonist desperately maneuvers through the labyrinth of Bangalore's streets, the play explores the challenges of maintaining a dual identity in the midst of the city's vibrant culture. Door-slamming antics and mistaken identities ensue against the bustling backdrop of Bangalore, creating a side-splitting comedy that reflects the complexities of urban life.   "Marry Go Round" offers a delightful journey through the heart of Bangalore, filled with laughter, quirky encounters, and a playful exploration of the humorous intricacies of modern living in this bustling Indian metropolis."Read More

Shoonya Santoolan, a musical play involving movement and drama, explores the missing balance in the freedom between those who make rules and those who follow them in a society.Read More

She’s worn the saree, broken the rules, and lived to tell the tale, now Sharul Channa comes to India with ‘Saree, These Are Just Jokes!’ In her newest comedy special, the Singapore-born comic returns with fresh stories, bigger laughs, and a delightfully mischievous take on modern life.Read More

It's 2025 and if you've indeed made it if you're Still Standing. To quote the apostles Chumbawamba, 'I get knocked down, but I get up again, You are never gonna keep me down'. Got a little dramatic? So let's keep it simple. This is a stand-up comedy show in which Abijit talks about 30s, performing in cities such as Kanpur & Chandigarh, a lot about Married life, becoming a new dad and of course, a little about Modiji. Also, it feels a little weird to talk of Abijit in 3rd person because it I only who's writing it. But what to do, in life you keep having ups and downs. See you at the show, hopefully ie.Read More

Darbaar-E-Ishq is a live musical and poetic experience that explores love in its deepest, most soulful forms. Drawing inspiration from Sufism, Ghazal, and Qawwali, the performance blends poetry, music, and storytelling to create an evening rooted in emotion and reflection.Read More