Dissenting, or holding an opinion in opposition to a prevailing idea, is an integral part of the Indian tradition in which we accept that there are many ways of looking and living in the world.

This devised, physical theatre performance, came out of the need to have a conversation about the daily misogynies we are complicit in perpetrating. A comedy with music and movement

Third Space Collective brings two of its productions Love, Prufrock (Official selection at the Old World International theatre festival) and Pascualnama (Commissioned by Instituto Cervantes, Embassy of Spain).

The Way I See It is a one-woman show about life in general including all issues, both small and big; things that happen to a forty-something married woman charting her perilous course between independence and responsibility;

Adapted from celebrated Hindi authors such as Phanishwarnath Renu, Uday Prakash and Badal Sarkar - the three story compilation deals with India

'Qissebaazi' is the Multilingual Storytelling Project of The Hoshruba Repertory. Qissebaazi expands and builds upon traditional storytelling. A multilingual platform with multiple performers, it is theatrical in presentation but still, distinctively, storytelling.

Our hugely popular Urdu dramatic readings programme is back in a new avatar! This edition will feature brilliant writing in different forms – letters, poetry, satire, newspaper columns/articles, and so on. The first two sessions were a selection of letters written by Mirza Ghalib, followed by letters of Saadat Hasan Manto, Rajinder Singh Bedi, and Safiya Akhtar.

Some of Mumbai theatre’s most talented singer/actors and musicians explore contemporary rendering of music from the Bhakti and Sufi traditions that challenges, provokes and elevates.

Dissenting, or holding an opinion in opposition to a prevailing idea, is an integral part of the Indian tradition in which we accept that there are many ways of looking and living in the world. Disagreement,

On Space and Presence: Feldenkrais Method and Creative Movement This workshop will support participants to discover a deeper dimension by bringing back

Theatre makers looking to incubate an idea, develop a new work, or intensively work to bring a project to completion, are invited to be a part of Studio Tamaasha's residency programme. The studio is offered as a workspace for ten days at no cost. In return, the theatre maker is expected to design four evenings of informal

Family Core wants nothing more than life to go back to how it used to be when the family wasn't really one, but just a bunch of friends sharing a flat. When the Big Bore hadn't set in and Baby hadn't arrived yet. But now Baby has to go, even

The launch of Rajeev Naik’s latest book Laagleli Naatka (‘Felt Plays’) - a collection of critical, interpretative, analytic essays on a variety of plays.

Tamaasha presents an intensive theatre performance workshop for young theatre actors. The workshop will be conducted by theatre director Sunil Shanbag.

Our hugely popular Urdu dramatic readings programme is back in a new avatar! This edition will feature brilliant writing in different forms – letters, poetry, satire, newspaper columns/articles, and so on.

An interpretation of contemporary Indian poetry through theatre, music & movement. Blank Page is a celebration of the spoken word through 55 minutes of theatre, music, and movement. Poems written in English, Hindi, Marathi, and Kashmiri

Dissenting, or holding an opinion in opposition to a prevailing idea, is an integral part of the Indian tradition in which we accept that there are many ways of looking and living in the world. Disagreement, debate, doubt, curiosity, philosophical contests, dialogue, all contribute to the fabric of civilisations,

In association with Goethe-Institut Mumbai, Tamaasha Theatre presents ‘Das Schauspiel’. This is an exclusively curated bi-monthly programme of Dramatised Readings of contemporary German plays.

The Padar has Slipped celebrates the poems of the women warikari composers, revived and reimagined. The women talk about bhakti in myriad hues, going beyond the regular frameworks

Mike Bartlett's Bull is a play about vicious office politics. Three youngish business people – Tony, Isobel and Thomas – are waiting to hear which of them will lose his or her job. As they await the arrival of their boss