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How do we pray? How do our bodies perform belief? Responding to an environment of growing intolerance, this movement piece delves into 4 universally familiar gestures of praying - bowing, kneeling, lowering the forehead to the floor and bringing the palms together. By breaking down these gestures in time and dispersing them through space, an embodied case for the secular is made. Herein the audience is invited to explore the performative language of belief. Ages 16+

Set in a small UP town in pre-partition India, Kallo is a story about two women rejected by society who find solace in each other. The protagonists - Kallo & Mushtari Bano - rediscover meaning in their lives after they begin living together. Written by Urdu author Sameena Nazeer, this tale is reminiscent of the era of Ismat Chughtai which similarly explored female desire as it played out. Fouzia Dastango's flair for the Urdu language adds the right chutzpah to savour the times. Ages 16+

Our first workshop with Kaivalya convinced us about the wonders of improv for mental wellness. So much so, that we're kicking off a monthly series of improv sessions aimed at fostering a community centered around support & sharing. By integrating performance exercises with broader ideas of safety & acceptance, Headspace offers a space to play, participate & engage with others - themes linked to overall positivity. In Session 3, facilitator Varoon P. Anand explores the "Fear of Failure".

Our first workshop with Kaivalya convinced us about the wonders of improv for mental wellness. So much so, that we're kicking off a monthly series of improv sessions aimed at fostering a community centered around support & sharing. By integrating performance exercises with broader ideas of safety & acceptance, Headspace offers a space to play, participate & engage with others - themes linked to overall positivity. In Session 3, facilitator Gaurav Singh explores the "Fear of Failure".

An ensemble of classical musicians perform vocal explorations of raagas in the Dhrupad style of music. An evening of stirring melodies supported by the deep baritone of the pakhawaj & reedy strains of the swarsangam; this presentation of Hindustani classical music is hypnotic & meditative. Expect a mesmerizing atmosphere of communal synergy built by the personal experience of each listener. For ages 16 & above.

We've relished Vasudeva's performances for their effortless meld of technical ability and an emotive quality that touches aficionados and newcomers alike. His earlier piece titled UnRecital at OddBird expressed the tribulations of a classical pianist in India. Now, debuting his original compositions, the set serves as a response to the mood of his previous work. With classical and contemporary influences, this 'recital' puts the instrumentation at the heart of the listener's experience. Ages 16+

An installation in 9 rooms retelling the classic fairytale Hänsel and Gretel, .h.g is an immersive mix of audio visual elements and an art installation. With the aid of headphones, individuals walk through the different spaces. The story is looked at for what it truly could be - a tale of hunger, survival and silence. Themes like these connect personal childhood wonder to present adult realisations. Each individual journey will be 30 mins. Ages 10 & above. No wheelchair access.

An installation in 9 rooms retelling the classic fairytale Hänsel and Gretel, .h.g is an immersive mix of audio visual elements and an art installation. With the aid of headphones, individuals walk through the different spaces. The story is looked at for what it truly could be - a tale of hunger, survival and silence. Themes like these connect personal childhood wonder to present adult realisations. Each individual journey will be 30 mins. Ages 10 & above. No wheelchair access.

An installation in 9 rooms retelling the classic fairytale Hänsel and Gretel, .h.g is an immersive mix of audio visual elements and an art installation. With the aid of headphones, individuals walk through the different spaces. The story is looked at for what it truly could be - a tale of hunger, survival and silence. Themes like these connect personal childhood wonder to present adult realisations. Each individual journey will be 30 mins. Ages 10 & above. No wheelchair access.

An installation in 9 rooms retelling the classic fairytale Hänsel and Gretel, .h.g is an immersive mix of audio visual elements and an art installation. With the aid of headphones, individuals walk through the different spaces. The story is looked at for what it truly could be - a tale of hunger, survival and silence. Themes like these connect personal childhood wonder to present adult realisations. Each individual journey will be 30 mins. Ages 10 & above. No wheelchair access.

An installation in 9 rooms retelling the classic fairytale Hänsel and Gretel, .h.g is an immersive mix of audio visual elements and an art installation. With the aid of headphones, individuals walk through the different spaces. The story is looked at for what it truly could be - a tale of hunger, survival and silence. Themes like these connect personal childhood wonder to present adult realisations. Each individual journey will be 30 mins. Ages 10 & above. No wheelchair access.

We are delighte​d to host ​American jazz legend Kamasi Washington ​with his nine-piece band. A ​tenor saxophonist, Washington's avant-garde jazz is littered with elements of hip-hop, classical and R&B. A master improviser who defies genres, his performances draw audiences across myriad communities & backgrounds. For ages 25 & above. Age restrictions will be strictly enforced.