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UPCOMING SHOWS

  • What the Fish is All the Fuss About?
    What the Fish is All the Fuss About?
    What the Fish is All the Fuss About?
    Show and Tell
    Sun, 4 May 2025 | 6 PM - 7:30 PM Show & tell meets Shakespeare. Theatremaker Anirudh Nair blends storytelling, performance & history to reveal the playwright as he truly was - writing for actors & live audiences, not for textbooks & classrooms | Feat. excerpts from Hamlet & Macbeth | For ages 16+
  • Audience Reading Room: I Killed My Mother / It Wasn't My Fault
    Audience Reading Room: I Killed My Mother / It Wasn't My Fault
    Audience Reading Room: I Killed My Mother / It Wasn't My Fault
    Theatre
    Sat, 26 Apr 2025 | 11 AM - 2 PM A facilitated script reading that invites you to step into a character, explore a story, and read as part of an ensemble — no prior theatre experience required. | Facilitated by Krittika Bhattacharjee | For ages 18 & above.
  • 90 FPS
    90 FPS
    90 FPS
    Dance & Theatre
    Fri, 2 May | 7 - 7:50 PM A hip-hop dance theatre piece where six performers confront the gap between childhood dreams and adult reality, asking what it means to truly see the life they're living - and what gets lost along the way.
  • Seconds Before Coming
    Seconds Before Coming
    Seconds Before Coming
    Theatre
    Sat, 10 May - Sun, 11 May | 7:30 - 8:45 PM As a woman reaches for pleasure, she's met by the girl she once was - in a solo performance that moves through memory and desire with humour, reflection, and a shifting sense of time.
  • Orange Juice
    Orange Juice
    Orange Juice
    Theatre
    Fri, 16 May - Sun, 18 May | 7:30 - 8:30 PM In a reimagining of Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None', glove puppets deliver a darkly comic take on guilt, consequence & justice -reminding us that in a world of constant scrutiny, judgment is swift & no one gets off clean.
  • Amb da Boota
    Amb da Boota
    Amb da Boota
    Theatre
    Sat, 24 May & Sun, 25 May | 7:00 - 8:10 PM An ensemble theatre piece rooted in Punjabi folklore and the women who inhabit it, this is a story about freedom, inheritance, and a dying woman's wish to become a mango tree.
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