Event Collections

Behind Closed Doors is a powerful original play that sheds light on the often-unseen reality of domestic violence. Through the lives of ordinary people trapped in cycles of fear, silence, and control, the story explores the emotional, psychological, and physical impact of abuse on individuals and families. By confronting the truths that are hidden behind closed doors, the play challenges stigma, encourages conversation, and gives voice to experiences that are too often ignored. Raw, intimate, and thought-provoking, Behind Closed Doors is a reminder that some of the deepest wounds are the ones the world never sees.Read More

Bechara Mara Gaya is inspired by Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo and reimagined in present-day India. The play is a sharp satire on the abuse of power and the systems that protect it. The story centres on the investigation into the custodial death of a man accused in a train-bombing case. As the inquiry unfolds, an unexpected outsider enters the system, unsettling the official version of events. What follows is a spiral of confusion, performance and mistaken identities that pushes those in power dangerously close to exposing their own actions.Read More

Three eccentric women meet serendipitously, ensuing chaos and craziness as events take surprising turns. A drama comedy musical that celebrates womanhood. Warning - Contains mention of experiences women have in daily lives. After enthralling audiences across Bangalore, Madari Productions is bringing its much celebrated all-women original play to Jagriti Theatre. Don't miss this crazy entertainment ride!Read More

An evening of music, contemplation and the wisdom of Kabir with Sri Prahalad Singh Tipanniya Padma Shri Prahlad Singh Tipanya brings the timeless poetry of Kabir alive through soulful folk music, storytelling, and conversation. Rooted in the Malwa singing tradition of Madhya Pradesh, Prahladji’s performances are intimate, immersive, and deeply moving — where music becomes a space for inquiry, connection, and shared silence. Do not miss this evening of Kabir bhajans, lived wisdom, humour and story telling with Prahaladji!Read More

The play has nothing to do with God or dancing. The world, in its nature, has plenty of ungodly things happening all the time. In fact, if Lewis Carroll had written Alice in Wonderland today, it would have read, “Seven ungodly things before breakfast.” This story is a mischievous comedy about one of them. It is the first post-contemporary play in India, built in tandem with gurus across Thiruvananthapuram & Thrissur, featuring world-class performers like Priya Nambudiri & Karthik Manikandan, led by local actors like Mayura Baweja, Kripa Anne & Sambit Debnath, with industrial art from designers like Rahul K.P. & Abeer Lala, as well as dozens of other artists, including Norman Leslie Doss, Aditi Pandit & Tia Nagaraj.Read More

In the Hindustani classical tradition, the early morning hours are reserved for ragas that evoke quiet reflection, serenity, and a sense of awakening. Join acclaimed sarangi artist Sarfaraaz Khan for an intimate recital featuring a morning raga presented in both gayaki and tantrakari styles, followed by a thumri or dhun. Set in an intimate outdoor setting, this concert is part of an ongoing series that celebrates not only the tradition of morning ragas, but also the essence of the morning itself—the stillness, possibility, and sense of beginning that each new day brings. Immerse yourself in the rich, resonant voice of the sarangi and experience a morning of deep listening, where melody, atmosphere, and the natural rhythms of the day come together in a uniquely contemplative musical journey. Sarfaraaz Khan will be accompanied by Sumith S. Naikon the tablaRead More

In classic girl-meets-girl fashion, Rekha and Bindu collide over a lost-and-found earring in the corridors of Sophia College for Women. They are young, hopeful and always late to catch the local train. They waltz around Bombay to the sound of Rekha’s jangling ears, and their affection slowly blossoms over chai-sutta, stolen nights at the disco, and each other’s company. But it’s 1974, and Bindu and Rekha must navigate a Bombay dogged with rising prices and unrest in their quest to set up their first proper ‘date!’Read More

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.Read More

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.Read More

Chhapra Ke Deewaney, an original production by Theatrenama written and directed by Priyanshu Mishra, is a vibrant Hindi comedy that brings the charm, chaos, and humour of small-town India to the stage. The story begins with a simple marriage proposal, but soon turns into delightful madness when several hopeful grooms from different places arrive to win the girl’s hand, each trying their own clever tricks and dramatic strategies to impress her and her family. Packed with lively characters, sharp humour, and relatable moments, Chhapra Ke Deewaney promises a laughter-filled theatrical experience suitable for all age groups,  a true comedy riot that will keep the audience entertained from start to finishRead More