Event Collections

A writer is brought in for interrogation regarding a series of gruesome child murders bearing striking similarities to his stories. Just like the manner of the killings, the investigating detectives are ruthless and show no mercy in trying to get a confession. They even drag the writer's mentally challenged brother amidst a tangle of fantastical revelations, whimsical stories and peeling layers of what seems to be the truth. Eventually, a punishment is delivered and justice is served. Perhaps. Almost. Well... Set in an imaginary totalitarian police-state, "The Pillowman" is a comedy so dark that the color black seems pale. Twisted, mysterious and outright funny in generous proportions, this play is bound to leave the audiences spellbound with its plot and imagery.Read More

Families feud. Even the strongest bonds can be broken by that age old tag-team - Pride and Prejudice. But how do you repair these ties if one of them no longer wants to or can say the words to mend them? Hold the Mushrooms is a dramedy that explores this theme and how people cope with the aftermath of life-altering events that can throw a spanner in the works of any resolution.Read More

https://matanyhospital.org/2023/03/14/qm8bdqtt Three Men, three benches, and a Park, located just about anywhere. An inevitable squabble for the choicest of seats. Each man's claim seems to be the most fundamental and, as always, there's never enough room for everyone. On the face of it, Park is a comedy  about three men in a park fighting for their individual space. However, the playful banter soon turns into a serious fight as questions of space, territory and ownership become fraught with tension. Park takes a light-hearted look at issues of identity and belonging that plague our day to day life.Read More

https://www.cavendish.ac.uk/g1efydyai5j Dance Like a Man is a two-act stage play written by Sahitya Akademi Award winner Mahesh Dattani. The story revolves around three generations, their personal ambition, sacrifices, struggle, and internal conflict. Each character deals with their own unique experiences, as the play delves into the human psyche and nuances of human emotion.Read More

https://produceperks.org/2023/03/75zpw50 Rukmini Vijayakumar will present a Bharatanatyam Maargam. A classical Margam is the traditional Bharatanatyam sequence of Bharatanatyam choreography set to Carnatic music, following a progression of complexity in music, rhythm and expression. It usually begins with an offering of flowers to the Gods, develops into a purely movement based piece, then it is followed by a Varnam which is the central elaborate piece of a bharatanatyam recital. This concludes the first half of the performance. After this there are one or two pieces that are expressive through “abhinaya”, and the performance ends with a tillana. Rukmini's performance will have a similar structure to the evening. The individual pieces of the evening however are chosen and choreographed a little differently from the traditional format.Read More

 Sanjay Sabha is a series of monthly 90 minute concerts on YouTube, recorded by a team of professionals, available to subscribers. Since December of 2021, Sanjay Sabha has gone LIVE on Chennai’s most distinguished sabhas, like Vani Mahal, Music Academy, Narada Gana Sabha, Muthamizh Peraravai, to name a few.Read More

https://print-plus.ca/bu1nzhd Becca and Howie have everything a couple could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves them drifting perilously apart. RABBIT HOLE charts their bittersweet search for comfort in the darkest of places and for a path that will lead them back into the light of day. A play about mending a broken family which shifts perfectly from hilarity to grief without sentimentality ... entertaining and satisfying. Winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize, David Lindsay-Abaire has crafted a drama that's not just a departure but a revelation—an emotional and insightful examination of grief, laced with wit, compassion and searing honesty.Read More

https://umapharmatechmachinery.com/gsqrhw3xalh  A dynamic musical, movement, and poetic journey of three (woman) archetypes, some satire, some irony, some cynicism but altogether empowering. Soundscape combines pulsating interplay of brilliant musicians combining Jazz,Classical Music & World Music. Narratives include Jazz and multilingual Poetry. Stage design includes movement artists on screen and live on stage.Read More

It is a rainy evening. A woman calls her brother to her farmhouse in the outskirts. She wants him to help her pack up a house. The tenant has just left and some new tenants are coming to check the place out. There is very apparent tension between this brother sister duo – not just from a class perspective (he is a carpenter and she is the Head of the Department of Literature at a prestigious college) but also in their lifestyles, philosophies and values. The evening progresses with both of them taking jibes at each other and making below the belt remarks to each other. Little by little they (and we) start discovering secrets and hidden aspects of their personalities. This is a play that’s refreshingly non sugar coated – it is sharp, fast paced and before you know it there’s a couple of sucker punches there that could knock you out.Read More

Swati is funny in an almost offensive way. Watch her talk about her life choices, stupid decision making and people she comes across with, the lucky ones who made it to her jokes list!Read More