Dipanita Nath

A theatre performance in an unused basketball court sheds light on the underbelly of capitalism.

In 1989, the year theatre activist Safdar Hashmi was fatally attacked during a street theatre performance in Delhi, his birthday, April 12, was observed as National Street Theatre Day. The Sahmat grounds spilled over with students and audience members of all ages to mark the 30th National Street Theatre Day.

Karuppu is a non-verbal dance drama, Karuppu is a study of the Dravidian cultural rituals depicting a universe that absorbs imbalances, making rebirth possible. Tickets, at Rs 100 onwards, available on Metawards.com and Bookmyshow.com

Feisal Alkazi on his new works, the women who occupy his imagination and studying the politics of family

This weekend, Living Room Theatre takes up Kashmir, in a play, titled Mat Todo Yeh Vadi. 'It is a musical play. It has loud laughter, joys and sorrows against the backdrop of terror and strife,' says writer-director Sarita Vohra.

Playwright Rajesh Kumar turns the contemporary debate over the cow into a play, titled Gaay.

The story of Hindu-Muslim relationship played out on Sunday against the backdrop of Mughal arches and jharokhas at a 328-year-old venue that is, today, the Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School, near Ajmeri Gate in Old Delhi.

MG Jyotish on minority communities, childhood reading and his play, Court Martial.

A wedding brings Talsania to the stage once again, this time as co-director of a bittersweet comedy, titled Dekh Behen, which opened in Mumbai on February 1 and comes to Delhi on March 23. A conversation with Talsania.

Actors and directors remember Joy Michael, Founder of Yatrik and its first Director, who reflected the best of what human beings can achieve — both on and off stage

Joy Michael has been felicitated with the Sangeet Natak Akademi award and the Padma Shri.

Valavane Koumarane on drawing inspiration from Indian epics to tell contemporary stories.

One of the biggest steelworks of Europe inspires an intense piece of physical theatre, Made in Ilva

Jino Joseph bagged four awards, including Best Production, the last time he attended META. The Kerala director is back in contention with Nona, a satire on pseudo-nationalism

Faezeh Jalali’s irreverent play looks at possibly the earliest trans-character in mythology.

American performer Ronald Rand on creating a play on his teacher, the great theatre director Harold Clurman.

The number five plays an important role in Punjab’s history and culture, as an exhibition on the state shows

Theatre Olympics is set to begin on February 17, but some of the country’s top theatre personalities are staying away

A gay lawyer takes the fight against Section 377 beyond the courtroom and onto the stage, with his latest theatre production