Event Collections

Beyond the Bubble is a fun-filled, mischievous and action packed story for all ages. It addresses the burning issues of our times – attitudes towards gender in our country, unplanned urbanisation and its effect on the environment, and the way we respond to disaster. Tongue in cheek, Beyond the Bubble provokes the next generation to tackle the problems the present generation is busy doing nothing about.Read More

Free Entry - Film Screenings & Storytelling sessions For folks of all ages. Children and Adults Come on!Read More

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Edward Albee wrote The Zoo Story in 1958. Rejected by New York producers, the play premiered in West Berlin in 1959 and subsequently in the US in an Off-Broadway production in 1960. Since then,it has been a perennial favourite with theatre companies and has been performed throughout the world. Albee had always felt that Peter’s character was not etched enough and so, forty years later in 2004 he added an Act One in which we see Peter and his wife. So was born At Home At The Zoo.Read More

A Palestinian actor learns there’s more to English girls than pure sex appeal. A Pakistani-born terror suspect figures out what’s wrong with his first novel. A British youth suspects all is not what it seems with his object of desire. Written by Hassan Abdulrazzak (Baghdad Wedding), Love, Bombs & Apples is the comic tale of three men, each from different parts of the globe, all experiencing a moment of revelation. Read More

Come spend it with us, b. The Bawd 'N Verse - a 2 hour lec dem cum workshop by Deesh Mariwala that brings out the naughty fun in Shakespeare's writing.  This program is free but for 18 years and above only! 23rd April, 4 pm - 6 pm Lumbini, Jagriti 24th April, 11:30 pm - 1:30 pm Rangoli Art Centre, MG Road  To register, please write to contact@jagrititheatre.comRead More

The Cockroach Collector is a dark and witty play woven around three people of a doomed household; the mother referred to as Ma and her two daughters, Alka and Mano. Mano is the cockroach collector. Amit, Alka's beau, tries his best to enter the fabric of the family by dealing with the mother's quirky ways and forcing himself into cockroach-friendly gestures that are very much against his own nature. As the mystery of why Mano collects cockroaches slowly unravels, Amit is bewildered at first and then aghast. On the face of it, this is a story of a seriously dysfunctional family. But it is also essentially the story of a dysfunctional world, where horrendous violence and inhuman acts can exist in the crevices of ordinary life.Read More

"Dreamers” pulls us into the lives of Maddy and Sid as they clunkily, selfishly, and naively navigate the terms of their young marriage. Amidst loan sharks, ambition, and toxic masculinity Sid and Maddy are every Indian couple – behind closed doors. Peer into the Looking Glass of “Dreamers” and you might just see yourself.Read More

Natallia Kapylova and Patricia Wind-Smith will transport you to the French capital city featuring compositions by Paris- based masters like Debussy, Faure, Gaubert, Damare, Bizet, and a couple of extra Parisian surprises All proceeds from the concert will be donated to NGO JagrutiRead More

Gagan Damama Bajyo: The Legend of Bhagat Singh, written by Piyush Mishra and directed by Riyaz Usman with original music by Alok Kesarwani, is a musical drama based on real incidents taken from the life of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh and his contemporaries. It follows the events from the year of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in 1919 to his hanging, along with Raj Guru and Sukhdev, in 1931. Far from wanting to cause any bloodshed or violence, his decision to throw a bomb in the assembly was motivated by the desire to draw attention to the questions of freedom and equality. The play also touches on the ideological differences between Bhagat Singh and Mahatma Gandhi.Read More