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
Presenting this dance form which comes after years of dedication will be a group of students all trained under the watchful eyes of Bharatnatyam expert Priya Venkataraman.
A visibly emotional Shah, on the occasion of customary lighting the lamp ceremony was also seen along with other theatre stalwarts such as Akash Khurana, Meera Khurana, Benjamin Gilani, Kunal Kapoor, Jairaj Patil, and Manhar Gadhia.
In the forthcoming month of August, Junoon's Mumbai Local would once again see a thoughtful selection of features, dialogues and commentaries
Now the Mumbai based Jeff Goldberg studio is back again with its Hindi adaptation. Directed by the very talented Ashok Pandey
As the influx of modern forms of tech advanced sources of entertainment intensifies across the world, the scope of organic, simpler forms of art often seems diminishing. And it won't be wrong to say that theatre as a medium of simple story telling in audience to performer one-to-one format may have taken a beating. So, when a play in a regional language manages to evoke the interest of modern story seekers and is translated into other popular languages it is worth saying that there may be hope for great stories and regional theatre.
Brought to the public by Raell Padamsee's Ace Productions, Shabana Azmi plays the role of two sisters on stage
thoroughly enjoyed working on our trilogy of plays for children based on the stories of Ruskin Bond Akarsh Khurana
Celebrating the June world Pride month and the Commenced World music day, Hyderabad witnessed a harness amalgamation of Carnatic Music with Drag culture.
Which planet are you on? is directed by Akarsh Khurana. The play is based on the work and findings of Pierre Pichot.
40 years and 42 productions later Motley productions showcases some of the finest in Indian theatre
Featuring Sumeet Vyas and Amrita Puri as a married couple, the short film, Suno tackles often misunderstood and less talked about marital relations.
A big fat Indian wedding opens a cobweb of emotions and past stories. Why do weddings in India form a compelling backdrop for stories?
You have seen stage theatre and street theatre, but have you ever seen museum theatre? Kamal Pruthi gives you a ringside view
A regular in the Indian theatre circuit, Amruta Sant has been seen showcasing her extraordinary talent with stage stalwarts such as Makrand Deshpande, Sunil Shanbag and Divya Jagdale.
Aadab Manto Saheb' was performed on this Saturday, 15th June at 4 pm at Arpana Fine Art Gallery near Siri Fort Auditorium.
This set of monologues has an underlying theme of 'desire' an emotion we always struggle with
The presence of theatre veterans who are part of a strong star cast makes the show a solid performance to watch.
The story charts the life of Nina, a world-renowned artist who is feeling stuck in life.
Lovers of period music have another surprise in store as Begum Akhtar's songs fill the background with a lilting melody while recreating the mood of the times gone by.
The Katkatha Puppet Arts Trust, that is behind the play also deserves a mention for the commendable work it is doing to revive an ancient craft.
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