13th Apr
6.30 p.m.

Hero Honda presents

Stage adaptations of author-diplomat Pavan K. Varma's poetic narrative Yudhistar And Draupadi.

Directed by Salim Ghouse | Performed by Pheonix players, Mumbai

13th April
7.00 p.m.

Asmita Theatre Group presents

The play is a comic-satire with all the elements of a musical. on the surface, the play appears to be a simple story about a brahmin from banaras. The town of banaras adorns itself to recieve a Vice Roy, as per the directions given by the Magistrate- Sir William Parkinson. Pandit Moteram Shastri, the protagonist seems to have bitten more than he can chew, and agrees to go on a hunger strike to stop the people of the town from declaring a "Hartal". Whether or not the pundit succeeds in controling his hunger brings the play to its comical climax. There is more to this play then meets the eye. It deals with larger issues of the relationship between Religion & Politics. The play wright, intriciately weave the threats of this rather sensitive subject into a cohesive and entertaining play. The issues raised are as relevent and contemprary now, as they were under the colomset's rule.

Adaptation by : Habib Tanveer and Safdar Hashmi | Directed by Arvind Gaur

13th April
4.30 p.m.
7.30 p.m.

Varun Narain presents

A performance with puppets . A story about a Maharaja and his Maharani which starts going comically wrong.

Adaptation by : Habib Tanveer and Safdar Hashmi | Directed by Arvind Gaur

14th April
7.00 p.m.

Asmita Theatre Group presents

Hindi Play about Minority Class. The play is based on Malika Sarabhai's novel 'Unheard Voice' & it's hindi translation is called 'Harshmandar'. There are 5 stories about the people whose voices are not heard just because they belong to minority class. The themes of these five stories are : Street Children, Tribal, Communal Violence, Manual Scavanger, Leprosy.

Directed by Arvind Gaur

14th April
7.00 p.m.

Daira Cultural Society presents

a bold Romantic Comedy. The story is about a couple who have a guest for a night which creates tension in their relationship. Children below 12 are not allowed.

Directed by K.S. Kalsi

19th April
7.30 p.m.

Pierrot ’s Troupe’s presents

Tom Alter in & as K.L. Saigal. It is a revisit to the aura and era of the great K L Saigal. It is a ‘Faction’--- where ‘facts’ blend with ‘fiction’ to result into a musical drama of a ‘never before’ kind. The play portrays Saigal the immortal as well as Saigal the mortal — Saigal as Sita ji in Jammu, Saigal as salesman in Delhi, Saigal as struggler in Calcutta and Saigal as superstar in Bombay. In the process, it re-lives the music and cinema of yesteryears. Moreover, the story of Saigal is replete with events and anecdotes which center no less around the legends of equal stature, say, Ustad Fiyyaz Khan, D.V. Palusker, Punkaj Mullick, R.C. Boral, K.C. Dey, Ustad Abdul Karim Khan, Narain Rao Vyas and many more.

Directed by Dr. M. Sayeed Alam

19th April
20th April
7.00 p.m.

Matrix Weekend Theatre presents

The play revolves around the extremely famous classical singer of yeater years regarded as living legend Begum Jaan, her grand daughter Zarina and a journalist Sanjay Pande. Through Begum Jaan's narration of various events that occured in her life, the play refects the changing face of India from pre-independence days to its current state..

Written by Javed Siddiqui | Directed by Nadira Zaheer Babbar

20th April
7.30 p.m.

Pierrot ’s Troupe’s presents

The first ever play on life, times and scholarship of Maulana Azad. A wonderful solo performance by Tom Alter.

Directed by Dr. M. Sayeed Alam