Event Collections

A powerful politician's son gains power.  A young girl becomes an activist. Two lives that run in parallel. What happens when they finally intertwine? Written in 2001, Poile Sengupta's riveting and hard hitting play remains as devastating in its relevance as it was seventeen years ago.Read More

Sunaad presents Mandukya Sant Vani, a confluence of the Mandukya Upanishad and the poetry of saints across India. Combining Hindustani classical music with theatre and movement, this show illustrates the shlokas of the Upanishad through the lived experiences of the saints. Read More

Synopsis: April Fool's Day is just one day in a year, which is definitely not enough for our comedians to celebrate their goofiness!  Trust us; they aren't scared to make a fool of themselves.Read More

From the director of “Rabbit Hole” and “The Twits”, comes a brand new comedy. Sandbox Collective presents: A Little Calm Before The Storm Three Actors. Two Generations. One Wobbly Table.Read More

The Comedy Kitchen, to be presented by Adarsh Telemedia Pvt Ltd, is a Theatrecian Production.  9 short comic sketches, immensely inspired but served as 'influenced original work' has the Chefs from Calcutta who have been feeding laughter starved souls over the last  decade, a healthy diet of vegetarian and meaty jokes (no discrimination ;)).  Read More

Terrorism is being justified from the perspective of a terrorist. This has nothing to do with Jehad because this is Dhruv's act. Dhruv who is not like Raquib and never wears a skull cap, and has one wife, one daughter and one dog.    Read More

We know that one day of the year isn't enough to celebrate half the world's population, but let's make the best of it right? Come treat yourself to a day of laughs with Funtastic Four.Read More

Shiva is a full-length play narrating stories of everyday people & their journeys around gender, identity & sexuality while addressing themes of conviction, fear, choice & acceptance. It is a confluence of Bharatanatyam, Carnatic Music & realistic storytelling.  Read More

Quicksand unfolds after an incident at an airport between a man and a woman. Until this moment, they are strangers to each other and anonymous to the world at large. What follows is a trial by social media and the steady, irreversible unraveling of two private lives in the public eye.Read More

Yayati, Girish Karnad’s first play – was written in 1960, when he was 23 years old - and immediately established his ability to turn an epic mythological story into an exciting dramatic experience. Yayati was an instant success, staged in Kannada and in many other Indian languages. In this play, King Yayati’s story from the Mahabharata becomes a roller coaster ride of events, sparked off by one sexual encounter.Read More