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Alliance Française of Madras in Chennai is set to host Necks and Glasses, a dark comedy built around a serial killer’s monologue to the audience. The production uses satire and psychological tension to probe how society consumes stories of violence, raising questions about fascination, morality and the ethics of spectacle.
Bengaluru is set to host a fresh staging of Agatha Christie’s classic courtroom thriller, with theatre director Bhaskar Gauribidanur bringing an enactment of the original 1953 play to Alliance Française de Bangalore on October 16. The production underscores the enduring draw of Christie’s suspense-driven writing and the continued appetite for English-language theatre in India’s metropolitan cultural circuit.
Five decades after her death, Egyptian icon Umm Kulthum's music continues to resonate across the Arab world and beyond, and Bengaluru-based dancer Debapriya Das is now translating that legacy into movement. Her ensemble Nrityakosh will stage 'To burn to bloom', a 60-minute dance theatre production that revisits Kulthum's artistic journey through Egyptian dance, music, text, visuals and contemporary theatre.
The Madras Players are bringing Sujatha’s 'Adimaigal' to the stage in an English adaptation directed by P.C. Ramakrishna, reframing the classic work for contemporary audiences. The production examines how power operates inside a family, and how silence, compromise and moral drift can make ordinary people complicit in abuse.
The Madras Players will present Slaves on October 24, a stage adaptation of Sujatha’s earlier work Adimaigal, bringing one of Tamil literature’s most widely read modern voices back to the theatre. The production revisits themes of fortune, love and loss, underscoring how Sujatha’s writing continues to travel across formats and generations.
The Madras Players will present Slaves on October 24, a stage adaptation of Sujatha’s earlier work Adimaigal, bringing one of Tamil literature’s most widely admired voices back into the theatre spotlight. The production reframes the story’s themes of fortune, love, and loss for contemporary audiences while underscoring Sujatha’s enduring influence across fiction, screenwriting, and stagecraft.
The Madras Players will present Slaves on October 24, a new staging of writer Sujatha’s earlier work Adimaigal, bringing one of Tamil literature’s most widely admired voices back to the theatre. The production reframes themes of fortune, love and loss for contemporary audiences while underscoring Sujatha’s enduring reach across short fiction, screenwriting and stagecraft.
The Madras High Court has granted interim injunctions restraining the unauthorised exhibition of two upcoming films, Rajinikanth-starrer 'Jailer 2' and Shivarajkumar's 'Bail', in separate copyright infringement suits filed by Sun TV Network Limited and KVN Productions LLP. Justice P.B. Balaji issued the orders as part of a wider effort to curb piracy and protect the commercial and creative rights of film producers ahead of release.
The Madras High Court has granted interim injunctions restraining the unauthorised exhibition of two upcoming films, Rajinikanth-starrer 'Jailer 2' and Shivarajkumar’s 'Bail', in separate copyright infringement suits filed by Sun TV Network Limited and KVN Productions LLP. Justice P.B. Balaji’s orders mark an early legal safeguard for the producers as the industry continues to confront piracy, leak risks and unauthorised public screenings.
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