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Discover the rich history and soulful melodies of the Sarangi, a cherished bowed instrument from the Indian subcontinent, on June 29 from 6 pm to 7.30 pm. Head to the Indian Music Experience Museum in Bengaluru for a captivating lecture demonstration by Sarangi artist Harsh Narayan.

You can listen to the compositions of Carnatic legends, including Thyagaraja, Muthuswamy Dikshitar, and Purandaradasa, this weekend. Accompanied by Pallakad Sajeev on the mridangam, classical vocalist Sindhu K Das, on Sunday at Lumbini, Jagriti Theatre, will take you on a delightful musical journey.

Deepika Arwind’s play, a work in progress, Cumin, will be presented as a dramatised reading this weekend. Cumin, is a result of Jagriti’s first playwright-in-residence workshop.

Swartaal, Jagriti’s annual festival of classical music & dance is a celebration of the classical performance arts and the rich tradition of music, dance, & theatre that has been honed over centuries in India.

Jagriti Theatre presents 'Anytime Stories with Granny Ru'. This is a solo storytelling performance by Arundhati Raja Founder Trustee, Jagriti Theatre. directed by Rebecca Spurgeon, Artistic Director, Jagriti Theatre.

Families feud, 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.

Catch Western Music Festival 'Gimme a Key' this weekend at Jagriti Theatre. 'Gimme a Key' returns for its third edition to a braver, brand new world.

Jagriti Theatre's children's show - Anytime Stories with Granny Ru is designed for young children using dramatic storytelling making the imaginary worlds of Henny Penny, The Old Woman and the Pig, and Jack and the Beanstalk come alive.

Jagdish Raja, Founder Trustee of Jagriti Theatre will be in discussion with writer Suresh Menon on April 10 at 11.30 am. They will talk about the latter’s book Why Don’t You Write Something I Might Read.

Jagriti Theatre will celebrate World Theatre Day on March 27 by bringing to the stage a reading of Arthur Miller’s play, The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller. Arundhati Raja, the founder-trustee of Jagriti and director of the play says The Crucible was chosen because of its relevance in society today.