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A biographical play follows Jain philosopher and mystic Shrimad Rajchandra from his childhood in a remote Gujarati village through his renunciation of worldly pleasures, while reflecting on Jainism's influence on Indian culture and heritage.
This Gujarati biographical drama follows Ruttie Petit-Jinnah, known in Bombay society as the Flower of Bombay, as she rebels against her family and social expectations. Her relationship with Muhammad Ali Jinnah unfolds alongside questions of women’s independence, the freedom struggle and the political ideas shaping the future of Pakistan.
A solo semi-biographical performance narrates the life of Anandibai Joshi, India's first woman physician, while addressing women's status and freedom in contemporary Indian society.
A one-person theatrical portrait of Gujarati writer Chandrakant Bakshi and his literary life, staged through a recurring ladder that represents his drive to rise to the top. The monologue draws on Bakshi's own books and articles and reflects on his public persona and work.
A biographical play about 19th-century writer and philosopher Manilal Dwivedi, presenting his work as a scholar and advocate of women’s education, his illness, and the entanglement of lust, literature, and spirituality in his life.
Imagining Karl Marx's visit to Mumbai, the one-man play follows him through Kalbadevi with a local guide, where temples, street poverty, and commercial life prompt reflections on capitalism. Marx also recounts his life and work, using humorous audience exchanges to make his ideas accessible.
A biographical play tracing the life of mid-twentieth-century Gujarati poet Mareez through different phases.
Mohan searches for a missing diary containing memories of Gandhi’s youth, then narrates his early life and the experiences that shaped Gandhian ideas.
A biographical play follows Jain philosopher and mystic Shrimad Rajchandra from his childhood in a remote Gujarati village through his renunciation of worldly pleasures, while reflecting on Jainism's influence on Indian culture and heritage.
This Gujarati biographical drama follows Ruttie Petit-Jinnah, known in Bombay society as the Flower of Bombay, as she rebels against her family and social expectations. Her relationship with Muhammad Ali Jinnah unfolds alongside questions of women’s independence, the freedom struggle and the political ideas shaping the future of Pakistan.
A solo semi-biographical performance narrates the life of Anandibai Joshi, India's first woman physician, while addressing women's status and freedom in contemporary Indian society.
A one-person theatrical portrait of Gujarati writer Chandrakant Bakshi and his literary life, staged through a recurring ladder that represents his drive to rise to the top. The monologue draws on Bakshi's own books and articles and reflects on his public persona and work.
A biographical play about 19th-century writer and philosopher Manilal Dwivedi, presenting his work as a scholar and advocate of women’s education, his illness, and the entanglement of lust, literature, and spirituality in his life.
Imagining Karl Marx's visit to Mumbai, the one-man play follows him through Kalbadevi with a local guide, where temples, street poverty, and commercial life prompt reflections on capitalism. Marx also recounts his life and work, using humorous audience exchanges to make his ideas accessible.
A biographical play tracing the life of mid-twentieth-century Gujarati poet Mareez through different phases.
Mohan searches for a missing diary containing memories of Gandhi’s youth, then narrates his early life and the experiences that shaped Gandhian ideas.