Zofeen Maqsood is a lifestyle and entertainment journalist with over a decade of experience. She has written for some of biggest newspapers in the Indian subcontinent and for American publications. She loves to understand a new place through its unique art and culture and lives by the belief that - 'All's the world is a stage.' She is currently based in Chicago
The piece was conceptualized by 14 year old, Mauraya Sharma in his quest to find answers to questions around his own identity in a society with fixed, often oppressive gender norms.
The story of 'Aladdin' has been re-imagined and developed by Indian talent to make it locally relevant, without losing the original essence of the Broadway show
Irene has studied dance professionally at Codarts Rotterdam and Theater School Amsterdam and the International Training Program of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.
Aadyam Season 4's 'Going Alive' campaign invites them to forsake their 'live streaming' screens and experience the only storytelling form that literally lives and breathes right in front of the audience.
After winning the Grand Prix De Montreal at the 21st Montreal International Children's Film Festival where it had its World Premiere, this is the second Grand Prix that the film has received
Musicians Anindo Bose and Pavithra Chari, who together form a contemporary classical musical duo Shadow and Light, are lending a new approach to Indian classical music as we know it
Winner of 3 Meta Awards and part of the official India@UK2017 showcase at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 'Elephant in the Room' is a quirky, poignant coming of age story
First Edition Arts (FEA), a Mumbai based performing arts company presents Come Together, a new musical series that offers a young and contemporary experience of Indian classical music presented as solos and duets in short sets in a nightclub environment.
When you write a play that has 35 characters portrayed by 5 actors, the challenge is to ensure, that each character has enough buffer zone to switch roles - Meherzad Patel
The horizons of classical music are very broad and that is why we are seeing classical influences even in the most contemporary forms of music - Fateh Ali Khan