A series of 17 Short Plays. Over 35 vibrant characters search for meaning in their lives through sexuality, psychological exchanges and life- changing revelations. Season X | Episode Y: S X | E Y is a kaleidoscope of internal conflicts of humans, their interconnections and the darkness inside the human psyche. Know More
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The play throws light upon children’s perspective of violence and their perception of it. It has been warmly and enthusiastically received by the young ones as well as adults. The questions raised in this play seem to apply to many of the struggles of a whole generation, no matter the age. Know More
Pune based English theatre group ‘The Drama Queens’ perform William Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice. The Drama Queens, Pune, deliberate on the purely human motivations of Shakespeare’s legendary characters. They explore the concepts of material and ideal love, gender roles and the fate of those in a minority community in a society dominated by the
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Pune based English theatre group ‘The Drama Queens’ perform William Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice. The Drama Queens, Pune, deliberate on the purely human motivations of Shakespeare’s legendary characters. They explore the concepts of material and ideal love, gender roles and the fate of those in a minority community in a society dominated by the
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A theatrical presentation of dance and drama put together by the youth of the Baha’i community based on the life and teachings of Baha’u’llah. Know More
For every single person living it up (or down) in the city, catch Kai Bai doing what she does best – talking behind her employers’ backs! It’s a date! A solo performance by Niki Ray. Produced by Orchestrated Q’Works and The Red Door. Directed by Hina Siddiqui. Know More
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Maharashtra Cultural Centre presents Badal Sarkar’s powerful desperately probing play ‘PAGLA GHODA’ about how patriarchal tyranny can destroy all claims of female empowerment. The most interesting part of the play is that the patriarchal characters, each one is a secret groin-renegade more sinned than sinned against, these men are “normal” on the top. But as
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