Event Collections

A Hindustani vocal performance by Dr. Radhika Joshi, that brings to you morning ragas in an open and natural setting. In this curated concert, Radhika will not only present several morning melodies but also share some insights into the time theory of ragas and why only some are suited to be performed early in the morning. She will be accompanied by Adarsh Shenoy on the Tabla and Shri Niranjana Hegde on the Harmonium.Read More

An action-packed concert featuring the greatest music from Bollywood, Hollywood and Classical! Sing along to… A special arrangement of Bollywood hits - Senorita, Kal Ho Na Ho, and many more, ?Bohemian Rhapsody, YMCA, ?Pirates of the Caribbean, ?Mission Impossible and many more! Also, for our classical lovers, we’ll be playing our favourite classics - Tangos by Piazolla, Ravel’s Bolero, Brahms’ Hungarian Dance.Read More

A young, 'progressive' man spirals into an endearing and thought provoking cycle of self-introspection when confronted by the discomfort of handling his wife's lingerie in front of his parents.Read More

Darinda performed by Mashaal theatre group is a psychological drama that explores the intricate connections between violence, emotional wounds and the process of rehabilitation. At the centre of the narrative is a troubled adolescent boy with a history of violent behaviour. A young teacher, assigned as a tutor to this boy, works to help him while navigating the challenges of the boy’s upbringing, his actions, and the potential for change. The play explores the conditions for constructing adolescent masculinity and explores the haunting question of whether true rehabilitation is possible. In this process the play examines the tension between personal responsibility and external influences, such as upbringing, trauma, and societal neglect. With sharp dialogue and an intense, thought-provoking storyline, Darinda challenges audiences to consider their own perceptions of crime, punishment, and redemption.Read More

DELUXE HAIR CUTTING SALON- ‘Deluxe Hair cutting salon' is set in Advocate Mukherjee Street in a North Indian town revolves around the hair cutting saloon run by the protagonist ‘Bachchan’. The street is full of lawyers and in Bachchan’s limited worldview they are the most revered profession in the World. Bachchan gets mixed up everyday with somebody in the neighborhood, especially the owners of the next door pathological lab and the motor garage. These daily run-ins result in the protagonist dreaming of a court room drama every night involving the characters from the neighborhood leading to exciting revelations about their lives. The play explores through its characters’ lives as to how seemingly opposite behaviours, incidents and actions could be two sides of the same coin. The characters and their stories may look very specific to the context yet have a universal appeal.Read More

Sapan turned 35, became a father and also got high in Amsterdam - all within a year, but not particularly in that order. He is cruising through life with mental burnout, a needless sense of superiority over Gen-Z and of course, chronic lower back pain.Read More

Three musicians blend their diverse backgrounds together for an evening featuring Sufi music, folk music from both hemispheres, and western blues and country.Read More

Amritosondhane (In search of ultimate fulfilment) Mrinal, the astute and compassionate homemaker of Streer Patra (The Wife’s Letter), the epistolary by Rabindranath Tagore, is seen sitting on the shores of Puri, Odisha, completing her letter. She decidedly severs her familial connections with her insensitive and selfish in-laws, and embarks on a journey of quest for greater fulfilment of her human life. Faint voices, voices telling compelling stories, coming from the shores of other oceans, other bounds of the world reach her, transcending the barriers of space and time. Four stories emerge from ancient mythologies showcasing great intellectual power, entrepreneurship and talents of four great women. Mrinal experiences the untold tales of Oenone of Iliad, Ariadne and Dido from Greek Mythology; and the story of Maharani Jana from Mahabharata. At the end, Mrinal reflects; rejoices at the glory and successes of these great women, empathises with their tragedies, and connects with their souls to find a true meaning of the mortal life.Read More

We take you on a musical journey of the jazz classics. The central theme being romantic love. Its many facets, from funny love to sunny love, through its pleasures and pain, its myriad moods through snow and rain, but just as you begin to feel love is not a thing, that,s when the Ladies of Jazz, Ella & her fellas start to sing of spring.Read More

What happens when someone dares to challenge age-old traditions and societal norms? They are often met with rejection, isolation, and suffering. Written by Vijay Tendulkar, Meeta Kee Kahani is a poignant exploration of human relationships and emotional turmoil. The play follows Meeta, a young woman who finds herself deeply connected to her female friend, defying conventional ideas of love and companionship. As she rejects traditional male-female relationships, she faces inner conflict and societal alienation, leading to a tragic yet thought-provoking journey. Director Kamal Singh adds a musical touch to the narrative, enhancing its emotional depth and making it more relevant to contemporary audiences. Tendulkar’s timeless story comes alive with a fresh perspective, blending music and drama to create a powerful theatrical experience.Read More