yashwantrao chavan natyagruha

On the eve of Republic Day, the annual theatre event, Natyasattak Rajani, was held at yashwantrao chavan natyagruha.

Meet Balkrushna Kalal, the man who has been painting title boards at Pune’s top auditoriums for the last 25 years

Theatre spaces reopened in the city and the rest of Maharashtra on November 5 but commercial performances have been reticent about getting back on stage due to the precarious financial situation and the reduced seating capacity. All of that is expected to change on December 12.

When there’s something strange in the neighbourhood...who do you call?

Theatre artistes are divided over the issue of playing the National Anthem before staging a play...

Pune artistes pull an all-nighter at the recently held Natyasattak Rajani theatre festival.

With no stage, no fourth wall and no distinction between the audience and actors – experimental theatre in Pune is undergoing a world of change, as plays becoming more ‘intimate’.

A host of plays in various Indian languages, from original to adapted, from as far as Palestine will be the attraction at the Saarang Theatre Festival, earlier known as Vinod Doshi Memorial Theatre Festival.

People across age-groups thronged to the Diwali pahat events, some just for the love of music and others to catch up with near and dear ones.