Event Collections

Adapted from Siddartha Mukherjee’s Pulitzer winning tome. The Emperor of all Maladies, Monsters in the Dark is about people – The people who have soldiered through fiercely demanding regimens to survive, the people who have endured with them and the people who have worked to increase our understanding of cancer.Read More

Come, experience songs and ragas that blend with the freshness and newness of the morning. Jagriti presents a new series of morning outdoor concerts at Lumbini!Read More

Back by popular demand, this retelling of the Panchatantra is an exciting new exploration of the classic Panchatantra stories, the Blue Jackal, the Monkey and the Wedge. Read More

Gravitas. Respect. Heck, just some quiet, even!  ? For music audiences and performers alike, Bangalore doesn't have too much to offer in the way of these 'basics', eh? Well, scratch that. Beginning with a music festival last year, the Jagriti Theatre (one of the city's premier locations for serious dramatic events) is now on the map for music. Huzzah! Now there's a formal, dedicated space (no F&B, no yakety-yak, just a focused, listening audience) for music.Read More

Revanta presents a Bharatanatyam programme with a unique new repertoire comprising of both the traditional the modern. Staying true to the classical form, yet exploring modern themes that are relevant to society today, Revanta redefines gender roles, upturns the deva-bhakta paradigm and tells contemporary tales of long distance relationships, the environment and its destruction and globalisation.Read More

MoonArra Indian Classical, Jazz and World Fusion is an ensemble based in Bengaluru, India. Founded by Jagadeesh & Madhuri, MoonArra means “three streams” and was formed in 2006 as a fusion of the interaction and collective influences of Indian Classical, Jazz and World Music Influences of its members. As part of its explorations and to collaborate and connect with musicians and audiences worldwide, MoonArra are also ambassadors of culture bringing the message of peace and harmony, goodwill and tolerance in today’s environment.Read More

There is a strange parallel between Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Angad in Valmiki’s Ramayan. Both are princesRead More

The world’s first cycling theatre company, The HandleBards, pedal from venue to venue with all the set, props and costume necessary to perform environmentally sustainable Shakespeare across the globe.Read More

Meet Manto as he delves into his life, childhood, family & friends, facing persecution, self-ridicule, depression, being broke, helplessness, drinking, Hindi cinema, satire, irony, hypocrisy, sadness, strife and moral decay.  Read More

It is Manya’s dream to be Shere Khan in her school play, The Jungle Book. She knows all the dialogues backwards and she’s sure there cannot be a more fierce Shere Khan. But her classmates, who make fun of her stammer and her English teacher don’t think so.Read More