Event Collections

Imagine if Hamlet were a woman. Princess Hamlet is a 20-year-old college student, fierce, restless, and filled with youthful angst. She is an ardent fan of Japanese Manga and Anime, and a dedicated practitioner of martial arts. When she receives devastating news from home, she returns to find her mother, the reigning Queen, murdered, and her aunt now married to her father.Read More

"Aisa Kehte Hain" is a Hindi play written by Manav Kaul. The story revolves around a young man who spins a tale for his love at a deserted railway station. This narrative becomes a testament to life`s quirky moments, featuring an interesting cast of characters, including The protagonist who weaves the story for his loveRead More

Music for the Planet is a powerful multimedia talk by three-time Grammy Award winner Ricky Kej that explores how music can become a tool for environmental awareness, emotional connection, and global change.Read More

As part of Swartaal 2025, Ustad Faiyaz Khan presents an evening of pure Hindustani Khayal vocal music, steeped in the rich traditions of the Kirana Gharana.Read More

‘‘TAAPITA - songs of desire and devotion’’ is a four-fold Bharatanatyam solo presentation, accompanied by a live music ensemble, that journeys across diverse realms. It delves deep into the depths of passion and tender emotions of love and devotion. Each piece in this performance is a dance of fiery passion, deep longing, steadfast devotion, and the bittersweet pain that accompanies it much like the scorching yet beautiful days of summer. Pritam Das will be accompanied by Smt Srividya Ramanath on Vocals, Sri Sudarsini on the Nattuvangam, Kiran R Pai on the Mridangam, Sri Madan Mohan N on the Violin.Read More

Drawn from the Aranya Khanda of the Ramayana, this reimagining of Parthi Subba’s 16th-century Yakshagana play Vaali Moksha brings the fierce rivalry between the human and Vanara worlds to the stage. At its core is the gripping story of Vaali’s fall and the powerful alliance between Rama and Sugreeva that shifts the fate of the epic itself.Read More

Take a trip down memory lane with Ananth Menon and Vedanth Bharadwaj, as they perform the hits of Simon and Garfunkel over two back-to-back performances at Jagriti Theatre. The duo will perform the classic tunes in the classic format - just two voices in perfect harmony, and acoustic guitars. Some of the tunes they will cover are: Scarborough Fair, The Sound Of Silence, A Most Peculiar Man, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Old Friends, Cecilia and The Boxer.Read More

Welcome to the hell hole of a struggling writer, blocked, broke, and battling a deadline. Desperate for inspiration, he turns to the world outside his window, spinning wild guesses about the lives of strangers. Each guess leads to infinite possibilities, funny, absurd, and strangely real. But what happens when one of those imagined stories starts to come true? Take a whimsical, comic flight through the mind of a writer caught between reality and imagination, from his window… to hers.Read More

CARBON emerged from late nights with Robert Munroe and far too early mornings with black coffee and binaural beats. Thoughts of consciousness and Seth Material melded into memories of Isaac Albéniz’ Asturias and Chick Corea’s Spain. Paco de Lucia on vinyl sounds good in the rain. New songs, old stirrings. Perhaps you remember “We are stardust, we are golden, billion year old carbon…" Or, Craig Santos Perez’s riff on Pablo Neruda’s Sonnet XVII “I love you like this because we'll only survive / in the nitrogen rich compost of our embrace, / so close that your emissions of carbon are mine, / so close that your sea rises with my heat.” All in all, we walk in beauty. Looking forward to seeing you!Read More

Preparing a new program is never just about notes and rhythm, it’s often about finding an emotional connection. Hours, days, even months go into shaping each piece until it feels like part of you. Only then can you share it honestly, as a co-author of the story the music tells. This program is a solo journey with a cast of “imaginary friends”: Johann, Frédéric, Pyotr, Sergey, Nikolai, and Astor. Each miniature is like sitting down for a cup of coffee with a friend; sometimes sharing a story, sometimes a worry, sometimes simply being present and listening.Read More