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Farewell : An Entropy of Separation
Aman Mahajan presents REFUGE
Park
Confessions from Mental Asylum

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Farewell : An Entropy of Separation – Tragedy, Drama

18th June 2026 7.30 PM
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Add to Calendar 2026-06-18 07:30 PM 2026-06-18 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Farewell : An Entropy of Separation The mind seeks familiarity over newness, and family becomes our first place of comfort and safety. But what if this familiarity is shaped by pain? What if the same patterns repeat in every relationship, mistaken for security? Science says genes and cells never truly die, they live on through generations. But what if, beyond biology, it is the social structure that shapes us? This is a story of generations, of long-suppressed truths, of wounds conceived as love. Come, let’s bid a farewell to all the dramas and traumas inherited, carried forward, and lived through generations. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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Aman Mahajan presents REFUGE – Jazz, Contemporary Jazz

19th June 2026 7.30 PM
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Add to Calendar 2026-06-19 07:30 PM 2026-06-19 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Aman Mahajan presents REFUGE Refuge is the personal musical project of Bangalore-based pianist Aman Mahajan, paying homage to inner journeys, and exploring an ever-evolving sense of home. Founded in 2013, the project serves as Mahajan’s musical compass and creative laboratory. Moving fluidly through composition and improvisation, Refuge is inspired by personal experiences, themes from Buddhist philosophy, and deep musical explorations through jazz, Indian music, folk, and rhythms from around the world. At Jagriti Theatre, the music will be performed as a piano-drum duo by Aman Mahajan and Rohit PS. Through pieces like The Ten Thousand Questions, Beginningless, Leifmotif, Berceuse and Sitaphalmandi, the audience is invited into a world of inner reflection. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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Park – Comedy

21st June 2026 3.30 PM & 7.30 PM
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Add to Calendar 2026-06-21 03:30 PM 2026-06-21 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Park Play Synopsis Park written by Manav Kaul is a comedic and insightful exploration of human behaviour and social dynamics, focusing on themes of territory, space, and ownership. Set in a public park, the story revolves around three men competing for space on three park benches. What begins as playful banter soon deepens into a poignant reflection on broader aspects of life, from relationships and personal boundaries to workplace politics. Through its humour and relatability, Park resonates with audiences from all walks of life. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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Confessions from Mental Asylum – Psychological, Contemporary,Comedy

26th June 2026 7.30 PM
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Add to Calendar 2026-06-26 07:30 PM 2026-06-26 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Confessions from Mental Asylum Confessions from a Mental Asylum follows the raw, unsettling, and darkly humorous journey of Maverick, a man whose only crime is refusing to live a life shaped by monotony and social conditioning. An absurdist soul with an instinctive intolerance for pretense, Maverick navigates the world with a brutal, unfiltered honesty that society cannot or will not  tolerate. His refusal to conform becomes the very reason he is branded “unstable” and confined to a mental asylum (There are other reasons too that will be revealed in the play). Inside the asylum’s walls, Maverick encounters a world that is ironically far more absurd than he is. Through fragmented memories, surreal conversations, and sharply honest monologues, he unravels the thin line between sanity and insanity. The institution meant“fix” him becomes a mirror reflecting society’s fear of truth, individuality, and unpredictability. The play blends absurdism, introspection, and dark wit, immersing the audience in Maverick’s confessions, sometimes chaotic, sometimes painfully clear. Confessions from a Mental Asylum challenges the audience to question the conventional sought of expression in communication to society and ourselves, should they be re-evaluated or their existence is a Burden. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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WHAT’SPLAYING?

18th June 2026 7.30 PM

Add to Calendar 2026-06-18 07:30 PM 2026-06-18 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Farewell : An Entropy of Separation The mind seeks familiarity over newness, and family becomes our first place of comfort and safety. But what if this familiarity is shaped by pain? What if the same patterns repeat in every relationship, mistaken for security? Science says genes and cells never truly die, they live on through generations. But what if, beyond biology, it is the social structure that shapes us? This is a story of generations, of long-suppressed truths, of wounds conceived as love. Come, let’s bid a farewell to all the dramas and traumas inherited, carried forward, and lived through generations. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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19th June 2026 7.30 PM

Add to Calendar 2026-06-19 07:30 PM 2026-06-19 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Aman Mahajan presents REFUGE Refuge is the personal musical project of Bangalore-based pianist Aman Mahajan, paying homage to inner journeys, and exploring an ever-evolving sense of home. Founded in 2013, the project serves as Mahajan’s musical compass and creative laboratory. Moving fluidly through composition and improvisation, Refuge is inspired by personal experiences, themes from Buddhist philosophy, and deep musical explorations through jazz, Indian music, folk, and rhythms from around the world. At Jagriti Theatre, the music will be performed as a piano-drum duo by Aman Mahajan and Rohit PS. Through pieces like The Ten Thousand Questions, Beginningless, Leifmotif, Berceuse and Sitaphalmandi, the audience is invited into a world of inner reflection. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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21st June 2026 3.30 PM & 7.30 PM

Add to Calendar 2026-06-21 03:30 PM 2026-06-21 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Park Play Synopsis Park written by Manav Kaul is a comedic and insightful exploration of human behaviour and social dynamics, focusing on themes of territory, space, and ownership. Set in a public park, the story revolves around three men competing for space on three park benches. What begins as playful banter soon deepens into a poignant reflection on broader aspects of life, from relationships and personal boundaries to workplace politics. Through its humour and relatability, Park resonates with audiences from all walks of life. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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26th June 2026 7.30 PM

Add to Calendar 2026-06-26 07:30 PM 2026-06-26 07:30 PM Asia/Kolkata Confessions from Mental Asylum Confessions from a Mental Asylum follows the raw, unsettling, and darkly humorous journey of Maverick, a man whose only crime is refusing to live a life shaped by monotony and social conditioning. An absurdist soul with an instinctive intolerance for pretense, Maverick navigates the world with a brutal, unfiltered honesty that society cannot or will not  tolerate. His refusal to conform becomes the very reason he is branded “unstable” and confined to a mental asylum (There are other reasons too that will be revealed in the play). Inside the asylum’s walls, Maverick encounters a world that is ironically far more absurd than he is. Through fragmented memories, surreal conversations, and sharply honest monologues, he unravels the thin line between sanity and insanity. The institution meant“fix” him becomes a mirror reflecting society’s fear of truth, individuality, and unpredictability. The play blends absurdism, introspection, and dark wit, immersing the audience in Maverick’s confessions, sometimes chaotic, sometimes painfully clear. Confessions from a Mental Asylum challenges the audience to question the conventional sought of expression in communication to society and ourselves, should they be re-evaluated or their existence is a Burden. Bangalore vtmani@dnm.in false MM/DD/YYYY
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