A comedy of letters adapted from the correspondence between George Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Patrick Campbell. It recreate their intriguing relationship in all its aspects over the years.

An entertaining physical theatre and dance show for all ages. Yatagarasu is a coming of age story- about seven classmates and their journey to discovering courage, wisdom and compassion. A comedy play combining theatre with hip hop, jazz, bharatnatyam and contemporary dance forms.This is a story of building friendships, relationships and a future. Seven students pave their way through class room and home, through family and friends, through confusions and contradictions. They slowly begin to realize that they need to learn the art of building, to build a future, a relationship and themselves as who they are, and while doing so they find their own mythical bird, a Yatagarasu: A You in You, You never knew. Providing courage, wisdom, compassion to all those who need it.

Two children have a fight in a park. One suffers minor injuries. Their parents meet to discuss how to proceed. They're only looking out for the children's best interests. It's all about the kids. Isn't it? At least, that's how it starts out...

The story of the 1001 nights does not need any introduction. Shahrazad is the quintessential peddler of stories, narrating one each night for 1001 nights to escape death at the hands of the villainous King Shahriyar. Aayirathiyoru Iravugal is my humble re-telling, or revised telling of the tales.these times. The tales weaving into one another, with sub-plots and sub-sub-plots leading from the original frame story, are wondrous with magical and mythical elements popping up at every turn. So what finally happens to King Shahriyar? What would you want to happen to a man who beheads a city full of women because his wife, in his opinion, did not honor the contract of 'marriage' that they mutually agreed to? Much depends on whether one views him as a victim or perpetrator, and the endless debate can be the beginning of another story that we must resolve in our minds.

Let's bet that I'll make friends before last period tomorrow. For 12 year old K P and his mother Pavunu, Parangipettai in coastal Tamil Nadu is an unfamiliar place. As they settle in, they soon become aware of their invisibility, their precarious position and the dangers of ambition for people like them. Mundhirikkotte asks whether one can make a right choice in a wrong world. As the lives of three different communities cross paths, each will have to make a choice that will change their lives forever.

Vandichodai is a nonfigurative play from the beginning to end. Every step of this play shows much poetic qualities and precisely Vandichodai is frozen music. Fantasy always plays a role throughout the playThe spectators will find this play an open experimental laboratory with its beautiful, mystic imageries.

The story revolves around an eighteen-year-old boy who is on trial for murdering his abusive father. A jury of 12 people has been appointed to deliberate on the matter, and the evidence is against the boy. The jury is about to come to a decision but is stopped by a lone dissenting juror who presents the case in a new light. For the verdict to be accepted, all jurors have to come to a unanimous decision. After this episode, each and every juror re-opens the case, and looks at it from a fresh pair of eyes while examining their own attitudes.

Forbidden to leave his native Iran, Nassim Soleimanpour wrote this play which travelled the world in his place. Every performance is unique with a different performer each night and a script in a sealed envelope on stage. Will you participate? Will you be manipulated? Will you listen? Will you really listen? With no rehearsal, no director, a different actor each night, White Rabbit, Red Rabbit is an internationally acclaimed show and is a potent reminder of the transgressive and transformative power of theatre.

Loretta�is set in the'70s on a river island in Goa. Antonio Moraes, a bhatkar (landlord), who lives a rather comfortable life in his resplendent home, surrounded by bakers, gardeners, a Man Friday and motley village folk. Antonio, a great votary of the Konkani language, is rather protective of his island.� Antonio's son Rafael returns from Mumbai with his Anglo Indian girlfriend, Loretta, after completing his education. Rafael is dismissive of his father's love for Goa and the Konkani culture. On the other hand, Loretta is looking for roots, and falls in love with the island. But Antonio tells her that the only way she can continue living on the island is if she learns Konkani.�This leads to a series of events that transform the life on the island and its people.