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Traffic came to standstill on Brigade Road in 2013 when Lagori held its first impromptu outdoor gig

Lagori: The streets come alive with their music

The lively strains of a song pulled them out of their stupor.

28 Sep 2018 12:32 AM GMT

Usha Ananda Krishna

Of Dreams, Spaces the City of Joy

There are many aspects to think about while you are designing and writing.

20 Sep 2018 9:36 PM GMT

Hamlet-the Clown Prince began as an experiment and went on to become one of the most successful contemporary productions and will complete a ten-year run in 2018.

Something wicked this way comes: Clowning around with Macbeth

Acclaimed filmmaker Rajat Kapoor finds a whole new side to the tragic hero: comedy and The Natak Company is bringing it...

7 Sep 2018 12:11 AM GMT

Salaam Noni Appa play pic

And here's to you, Mrs Noni Appa

Based on Twinkle Khanna's comic short story by the same name, the play is a heart warming tale of an autumn romance.

12 July 2018 10:53 PM GMT

A potpourri of three men of letters

A potpourri of three men of letters

One of the things that we wanted was to avoid a very conventional theatre performance, said Mrs Sahana Das.

5 July 2018 11:23 PM GMT

Ayesha, in all her bridal attire, will be someones wife before the night is through.

The myth and magic of the M' word

The three 30-somethings look back on their lives, reflecting on their choices and their mistakes.

28 Jun 2018 11:43 PM GMT

Don't fret', he is the guitar man

He got together with a few members of his school band to co-found Acrimony at the age of 16.

21 Jun 2018 9:54 PM GMT

(Left) Anu Ganapathy at her terrace garden and (right) a tomato plant from her garden

Eat healthy, grow your kitchen garden on rooftop

This has led to a tremendous change in the climate patterns and taken a heavy toll on the green cover, especially in...

20 Jun 2018 10:28 PM GMT

An unstoppable force on stage, Chimanga is known too for his high-energy performances.

Blessing chimanga and the rhythm divine

All of six, Chimanga had already begun to show a great talent for percussion.

15 Jun 2018 1:03 AM GMT

An endless lust for life, says Piyush Mishra

Talking about the importance of language and the need to maintain its simplicity, he said, Language is to communicate.

10 Jun 2018 11:27 PM GMT

A recent survey has revealed that as many as 38.7% of married couples opt for female sterilization as opposed to male sterilization which is at a mere 0.2%. The survey covered married women in urban Bengaluru between the age of 15 and 49.

Tied' down? Shadow of patriarchy over choice of sterilization

Onus rests mostly on women, few men undergo vasectomy.

3 Jun 2018 12:31 AM GMT

Alif - The Band

Lost in translation, found in art

Mehak, a dedicated full-time storyteller and writer from Mumbai, creates fictional stories in Marathi, Hindi, Urdu and...

31 May 2018 11:26 PM GMT