Event Collections

Lady Anandi is a documentary theatre performance by Anuja Ghosalkar.Read More

Funtastic Four is a comedy event featuring four heroes from Bangalore, who all have basically one superpower- To make you laugh till you drop. It is a one-of-a-kind comedy show which promises to tickle your funny bones this Valentine's Day. Singles, Couples, Polyamorous… Whatever you are, feel free to drop by and we will make sure that you have a great evening!  Read More

Urban Folk Project is a young collective started by Shilpa Mudbi Kothakota and Adithya Kothakota.Read More

Yayati, Girish Karnad’s first play – was written in 1960, when he was 23 years old - and immediately established his ability to turn an epic mythological story into an exciting dramatic experience. Yayati was an instant success, staged in Kannada and in many other Indian languages. In this play, King Yayati’s story from the Mahabharata becomes a roller coaster ride of events, sparked off by one sexual encounter.Read More

Section 377, a law that criminalises “carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman, or animal,” has had a long and contentious history in India since it was first introduced by the British in 1861.Read More

Quicksand unfolds after an incident at an airport between a man and a woman. Until this moment, they are strangers to each other and anonymous to the world at large. What follows is a trial by social media and the steady, irreversible unraveling of two private lives in the public eye.Read More

What is freedom? How free is a woman? Is she free to live on her own terms, to travel on her own terms, to be herself, by herself? In RIP a woman seeks her path, within her restricted life, tied to her husband, by first convincing her husband to take her with him on his work related travel.Read More

In the summer of 1930, a nineteen-year-old Indian boy formulated the fundamental equations that govern the ultimate fate of the stars in our Universe. To his surprise, they indicated that certain stars were destined to collapse into nothingness and become those mysterious objects that we now call black holes.Read More

What started off as an experiment to paint on different medium as canvases, after years of painting on walls, fabric, paper, metal and wood, Nidhi wanted to paint on something that felt alive. Like wet clay with air passing through it, breathing and moving. From this came the exploration of painting on human bodies - A living, breathing canvas. When Padma came across Nidhi’s Breathing Canvas project, she was intrigued. Would it be possible to take away the male gaze, the lover’s gaze and see these bodies that hold a million stories? Could she tell their stories through the art that Nidhi was creating on these women’s bodies? Read More

Shiva is a full-length play narrating stories of everyday people & their journeys around gender, identity & sexuality while addressing themes of conviction, fear, choice & acceptance. It is a confluence of Bharatanatyam, Carnatic Music & realistic storytelling.  Read More